Nagpur Institute of Technology Nagpur: Admission 2026, Fees, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

In my opinion, NIT Nagpur would be a better choice than Manipal Institute of Technology. Here are some key reasons why 

1. NIT is a government institute so receives huge funds and also charges less fees.
2. Some of the NIT Nagpur departments are at par with that of IITs.
3. The crowd is more diverse and you get to interact with people from different walks of life and cultural backgrounds.
4. MIT Manipal has a better placement scenario. Its average package is INR 14.10 LPA while NIT Nagpur's average package last year was INR 10.36 LPA.
5. The institute has a decent campus life with all basic amenities
6. Connected to National knowledge network (provides highest available internet speed in India +100mbps)

It’s advisable to talk to students from both colleges and compare their reviews before making the final decision.

The selection of the institute can be done based on your interest in the core subject. ECE and CSE are entirely different, and you will be able to crack good scores only if you have an interest in the subject

If you are into ECE, NIT Warangal is the best institute, as they provide good academic support and quality education. All the NITs have the same placement package in the CSE department. So, you will have ample opportunities at NIT Nagpur, which is one of the leading NITs in India.

Both Manipal University and NIT Warangal are highly regarded institutes with a reputation for imparting excellent education. You can however consider the following points while choosing one between the two

• NIT Warangal is better than Manipal University in terms of placements.
• Manipal University has a better infrastructure than NIT Warangal. 

Had I been in your place, I would have chosen NIT Warangal because placements and job opportunities value more than infrastructure, at least for me. 

However, I am definitely not claiming that Manipal is bad In Fact it’s the best private engineering college after BITS. Moreover, placements are subjective and also depend on the individual as much as on the institutes. With the right mindset, one can avail equal opportunities if not more at both colleges. 

One of my friends is an alumnus of NIT Surathkal and was in awe of it since the beginning of his academic program.

• That institute is better than most in terms of campus life, placement, rank, and other essential parameters.
• It has a 90% placement rate in 2020 and ranks #13 on the NIRF ranking portal.
• Despite its excellence, my friend used to say that if you have a choice available, don’t go for NIT.
• Over the years it will come to your notice that the whole system is a scam, and although it has excellent facilities and good basics it's really overhyped.
• You'll find that any other good engineering college will have equal or better opportunities for you.
• If you can, try taking admission to a university that supports your dreams, which is the right fit for you - do not opt by just checking the placement rates. As it is untrue.

Another friend of mine was in the third year of chemical engineering in NIT Nagpur and felt as if he did not gain any technical knowledge after studying for three years. This is something overlooked by most 'excellent' universities across India and they do not allow students to question it. Therefore, if you have a better option available- go for that, not any NIT.