What are the differences between an IIT and an NIT?
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IITs provide a high-grade infrastructure of courses, scope, and faculty members, as well as top-scoring students, compared to NITs. On the other hand, NITs do have batches of diligent and smart students, in comparison to the level of top private colleges. The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) is the top engineering college in the country. The engineers who graduate from this college are the best in the world. You have to crack the code in advance to get into these. The National Institute of Technology (NIT), is also the top engineering college but is lower ranked than the IITs, You have to crack JEE Mains with the required rank to g...more
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The differences between Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) and the National Institute of Technology (NIT) are as follows:
1. Admission: The admissions in IITs are done on the basis of merit in JEE Advanced whereas the admissions in NITs are based on JEE Mains.
2. Reservation: There is no state quota in IITs, but around 50% of the home state quota is available in NITs.
3. Faculty: Generally, IITs have better research opportunities, faculty members, and curricula than NITs.
4. Number of institutes: There are only 23 IITs, whereas there are more than 31 NITs in India.
5. Governing authority: The IITs are governed by the central governme...more -
Hi Deepika
IITs and NITs are not the same when compared to the level of studies. IITs possess a high-grade infrastructure of courses, scope, faculty members as well as top-scoring students versus NITs. On the other hand, NITs do have batches with diligent and smart students, in comparison to the level of top private colleges. When it comes to the quality of education provided IITs are ahead of the NITs. Both IITs and NITs are extremely good in providing education and producing good engineers, but at the same time the top IIT colleges have an edge because of their high standard of studies
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