Kavya Kotian's Review on National Institute of Technology, [NIT] Surathkal
Placements and Internships
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Lots of companies come for internships and placement. Recently Mercedes-Benz had come for placement drive for our campus and 9 students got selected for the same. Global India, Kaarvi, Jaro education are few of the companies which came into the campus for placements.
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Internship opportunities are at the same time available for every student in all the fields. the annual package strats with 3 lakh.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
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National Institute of Technology, Surathkal is a government institute wherein 75 percentage is the cutoff marks from the undergraduate sector.
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At least 60% of CAT score (Common Admission Test ) is mandatory.
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There is a certain percentage of seats reserved for all categories, but without attending CAT no admissions are possible.
Fees and Scholarships
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The course fee per year will come up to around 1 lakh, but we have to pay the fees semester wise. Each semester, the fees goes on decreasing.
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There is a scholarship available from the institute who score good CGPA in semester exams. in MBA course around 5-6 people get scholarships every year.
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Loans are available easily. we have to go to the office and ask the form for the same. According to me, there is not much need of loans as the fee structure compared to other private colleges is very low.
3.7
Placements & Internships
3
Fees & Scholarships
4.5
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Entrance Exams & Admissions : Eligibility Criteria: Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% aggregate or a CGPA of 5.5 out of 10 for the candidates belonging to General and OBC categories. The minimum marks is 45% or a CGPA of 5.0/10 for SC/ST candidates. The entrance exam is CAT. The admission procedure for MBA course is as follows: Round 1: Shortlisting of applications Round 2: Group Discussion (elimination round) Round 3: Personal Interview Cumulative scores of CAT exam (70% weightage), group discussion (10% weightage) and personal interview (10% weightage) are considered to finalize the eligibilty of a candidate.
