92percentile in JEE, B.Tech biotechnology in NIT possible?

Hi Gaytri, If you are from general category, it seems quite difficult to get any NIT with 92 percentile. But, why don't you keep plan B on your mind. You should compare other private universities also. Nowadays private universities are also equally good as IITs and NITs. Let me tell you the list of good institutions where you can do comparison and can appear in their National level exam. 1) Lovely Professional University, Punjab. For B.Tech Biotech your first choice should be LPU. 2) VIT 3) SRM 4) BITS Pilani. 5) SNU 6) Amity University. All the best for your future.

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Hi, Yes, there are chances for you get an NIT. You need to browse the cut offs and check details. I would suggest that you also check for an alternative college too in case the seats fill up. Browse some other equally good colleges which would give you more than scholarship, that is, check the academics of the college, as well as infrastructure, exposure, seminars, projects, etc. So that you get the best. Last but not the least, some colleges also offer their assistance for getting education loans. LPU is a name to reckon with which gives equally good academics and placements. The research facilities are well aided by the university to boost the career of the students. The well-equipped labs and experienced faculty have made it possible for LPU to gather so many awards. Browse through all the sites and book your seat so that you do not lose a year. The refund policy of the university would return your money with a minimum cut if you secure a seat in the NIT. All the best.

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