Which NIT can I get in with 150 marks in JEE Mains? Is it good to choose NIT or LPU?
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manpreet 2 years ago
NIT is better than LPU because it has huge placement opportunities and after all NIT is a government institute.
manpreet 2 years ago
Obviously NIT is much better from LPU in terms of academics. But if you throw light on factors like campus life, sports and cultural activities then I will say go for Lovely.
manpreet 2 years ago
It depends on the branch / stream. Do know your interested stream and reply me as early as possible.
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2 years ago
With those marks, you can get the NITs below rank 4. Moreover, you may not get core branches in NIT's too and it may ruin your future. So, it's not a wise decision to away from what you want to pursue just for sake of institution's tag. With those marks, you should definitely come to LPU. Also, you will be able to pursue your core branch and accordingly can sit for the placement. Though, my answer should be taken into consideration if you are a general student. You can get even more out of your JEE Mains if you belong to OBC, ST, SC category. Thank you.