I'm trying to decide between studying civil engineering at MIT, Muzaffarpur, or an NIT like Srinagar or Mizoram. Which college would be the better choice for me?

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Karuna Pandey · Accepted Answer

So, you're weighing your options for civil engineering, huh? Let's break it down:

NIT Mizoram (NITM): It's an autonomous college, AICTE-approved, and ranked 90th in engineering by JEE Cut-off 2019. The B.Tech program costs around ₹5.43 Lakhs for four years.
NIT Srinagar (NITS): Also AICTE and UGC-approved, it's ranked 39th and 82nd by India Today and JEE Cut-off, respectively. The B.Tech program is about ₹5.30 Lakhs for four years.
MIT Muzaffarpur: AICTE-approved, with a B.Tech costing ₹4 Lakhs for four years.

Admission Details:

NIT Mizoram: Requires 10+2 in science and JEE Main scores, followed by JoSAA counseling. They have 30 seats.
NIT Srinagar: Same eligibility as NIT Mizoram, with 157 seats.
MIT Muzaffarpur: Admission based on 10+2 marks and BCECE scores, with 60 seats.

Infrastructure:

NIT Mizoram: A sprawling 190-acre campus with a library, hostels, and sports facilities.
NIT Srinagar: A 100-acre campus with similar facilities.
MIT Muzaffarpur: An 85-acre campus with hostels, sports, and labs.

Placements:

NIT Mizoram: Averages ₹6 LPA, with the highest at ₹16 LPA. Top recruiters include HP, IBM, and Infosys.
NIT Srinagar: Has a 50% placement rate, averaging ₹4 LPA, with the highest at ₹18 LPA. Recruiters include NTPC and ONGC.
MIT Muzaffarpur: A 60% placement rate, averaging ₹6 LPA, with the highest at ₹15 LPA. Top companies include Wipro and Prism Cement.

NITs generally have a stronger reputation in engineering education, offering better infrastructure, facilities, and placements. Choosing between NIT Srinagar and NIT Mizoram depends on your location preference.

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