Best NIT in India - Why to Join or Avoid?

NITs are the known institutes which are craze among the indian students. Also there is a huge populace that wants to work with NITs. Here are few of those popular NITs with the list of pros & cons that these institutes have.

Every year many students appear in various exams that are conducted for the screening of the NIT courses. Many exams like IIT JEE, JAM, MHTCET, KCET are quite a buzz among the students.

NIT, Tiruchirappalli

RANK: 1

This NIT is situated among the beautiful town of Tamilnadu. The exceptional work by the students, faculty & alma maters has placed it among very popular choices. Few of the notable alumni are:

    Mahesh Amalean (Sri Lankan businessman)
    Natarajan Chandrasekaran, Chairman of Tata Sons.
    Rajesh Gopinathan, CEO and Managing Director of Tata Consultancy Services
    Jessie Paul, CEO and founder of Paul Writer
    K. R. Sridhar, CEO and founder of Bloom Energy
    Shyam Srinivasan, CEO and Managing Director, Federal Bank
    Satya Prabhakar, CEO and founder of Sulekha
   
Pros Why to Join NIT Trichy:
All-India rank is 11th the among engineering colleges.
Extra and co-curricular works, projects and clubs of far greater significance.
Best College for VLSI & Computers.
Good Premise & Food facility.
Free medical facilities.


Cons:
Mess food is a mess.
survival in the college is very difficult.
North Indians can face language barrier.
Climate is too hot.

NIT, Surathkal

Rank - 2

Another academic giant from the very south of India. This prestigious NIT has a lot to offer to any aspiring engineer.

Pros:
The only NIT owning its private beach. Unlimited fun.

Festivals & other cultural activities are at their peak.
Free Wifi like any other NIT.
Prestigious among students.
3 stories spacious library building
International standard swimming pool.
Only NIT providing All paid summer internship.

Cons:
Lack of Cleanliness
Quality of mess food
Hostal rooms are also not upto the mark.

NIT,Rourkela, Orissa

Rank - 3

NIT Rourkela holds a national importance. This institute has some coolest facilities blended with few things that might make you change your mind.

The admission procedure is through national level entrance exam.

Pros:
Nice infrastructure.
Green & well maintained.

Scorching summer & chilling winter.
Good research opportunities.
Tie up & student exchange programme.

Cons:
No Connectivity.
Teacher to Student ratio is high.