After completing 12th grade, students aspiring to build a career in engineering take the JEE exam. Through this exam, admission to renowned IIT (Indian Institutes of Technology), NIT (National Institutes of Technology), and IIIT (Indian Institutes of Information Technology) institutions is granted. The JEE Mains Session-2 examination results are anticipated to be released on April 25th. If a candidate scores well in this exam, they become eligible to take the advanced examination. Scoring the cutoff in the advanced exam ensures admission into colleges like IITs.
JEE Advanced is attempted by millions of students, but very few reach the 98 or 99 cutoff scores. Besides IITs and NITs, engineering studies are offered in several other colleges across the country. If your JEE Mains score doesn't secure admission into NITs and IITs, there are still ample opportunities available. Your JEE Mains score can also land you a seat in other prestigious colleges nationwide.
Institution Rankings Based on NIRF (Year 2023)
Understanding NIRF Ranking
The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranking, a measure of Indian educational institutions based on their quality, was established in 2015. The HRD Ministry releases these rankings annually. Indian educational institutions in every discipline are given a national rank based on their excellence across various criteria.
Methodology of NIRF Ranking
Colleges are scored based on their teaching, learning and resources, research and professional practices, graduation outcomes, outreach & inclusivity, and perception. While preparing college and university rankings, NIRF evaluates institutions on these domains, which ultimately determines their position in the rankings.
