Which is a better option among going for BITS, Pilani and going for new IITs (2008) with 375 marks in BITSAT and 4155 in JEE Advanced?
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If you are capable to pay high fees then you can choose BITS otherwise IIT is the better option. -
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It depends upon which branch you opt for. You can check the below given link for BITs:
http://bitsadmission.com/cutoffscores.aspx -
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In this condition, I would suggest you to join BITS Pilani then joining NEW IITs. BITS Pilani is equal to Top IITs. So it will be better option. -
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Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
8 years agoYes, Birla Institute of Technology and Science is far better than new IITs. New IITs don't even have proper campus. Faculty's seats are vacant. Placement: God knows. Yes, placement is there but you can't compare BITS with them.
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