Being from North, should I go to South to study in top 3 NITS or shall I consider NSIT in Delhi for B.Tech computer science engineering?

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Sujeet Kumar
8 years ago
You can go to South if you get top NITS. NITS in South are far more better than NSIT, Delhi. I am also studying in South from North. So I know there will be some problem at starting but South Indians are very good in nature. They will help you whenever you need them. Also, there is a good environmen

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