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KRITESH GUPTA
8 years ago
If the fee structure is not an issue then BITS, Pilani offers much more than any NIT. Obviously, BITS is better but it also depends on the branch that you are getting.

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Prashant Pandey
8 years ago
Hi Dhiru, BITS Pilani would be a better choice anyday if you are comparing with NIT, Silchar. The kind of flexibility in electives offered at BITS, Pilani is unmatchable. Even in terms of pedagogy, infrastructure or placements, BITS Pilani is on the top notch institution list. Moreover, the campus l

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NIT Silchar NIRF rank 2026 will be out soon. There is no official date set so far. Students can visit the official website for updates. NIT Silchar was ranked in 97th in the Overall category of the NIRF ranking 2025.

The parameters on which NIT Silchar is scored are placements, research, diversity, etc. Students can also know the details by reading their preferred college's NIRF report. It contains all the facts.

The NIRF Ranking 2026 has not been released so far. NIT Silchar secured 97th position in the NIRF Ranking 2025. The NIRF score is awarded to the colleges every year based on the same ranks are also given.

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