Clean and green environment, Easy Transportation as the Airport and Railway station are close to the college allowing students from other states to travel with ease, Placement Rates have been increasing rapidly, Student-Teacher Ratio is 1:30 on average, Various Programs, drills, and functions are held from time to time. The hostel is within the Campus, There is a mess review every month, The college provides high-speed wifi Cons on NIT Nagaland: Underdeveloped infrastructure, -Junior interaction is less, a lot of seats are left vacant during seat allocation, and The library capacity is less To get a seat in NIT NAGALAND one has to crack the JEE mains examination with a high percentile. The percentile varies each year depending on the number of students, the toughness of the question paper, etc. Then the Choice filling of College is done under Josaa counselling that lasts for nearly 2 months. And finally, the physical verification is done.

Factors I took into consideration at the time of choosing the college are the strength and atmosphere. Firstly, I did write the exam named JEE Mains and therefore I qualified to write JEE Advanced. Luckily, I have also qualified in JEE Advanced. I applied to counselling through JoSAA. The order of the colleges follows, at the very bottom put all those colleges which you get for sure, in the middle put all those colleges which you think you will get by chance and at the top put all those colleges which you think you want them but there is no chance of getting them. That's all. You are done.

Got admission through Josaa(appeared Jee) The academic year was good and fun but some days the schedule became hectic because of practicals. The campus is still under development but provides the basic needs Hostel life is fun(the best life) Mess is not so good but it depends from person to person

The factors that made me choose this college were since NIT has good faculties and good teaching staff. I heard it from my friend who was my senior so I joined it up. Also, the job placements provided are better than those of the private sector. And since it is government funded, the infrastructure was good enough but compared to other NITs we are still lacking behind. But overall it was a good college. Group discussions were held during our class hours. At first, they gave us a topic to read and prepare whether we support or go against it. But later on, the professors used to give us the topic then and we had to come up with 3-4 points and discuss them among our colleagues. To get into NIT, I took JEE examination and got the cutoff for it.

The National Institute of Technology Nagaland is overall good. The environment is very pleasant and it’s surrounded by Nature. We have to crack JEE to go to this college. Cut-off depends on different categories such as General, OBC, ST, and SC.

I didn't face any group discussions, interviews, or written tests for admission. You just need to write jee mains and apply for colleges with your preference during counseling. My jee mains rank and my interest in cse are two factors that made me join this college.

For civil engineering it was a good college they made a separate library for civil engineering students. I got selected based on the JEE MAINS percentile. The Cut-off was the 80 percentile. I prepared for this exam in Allen Kota.

The only way to get admission for B.Tech at the National institute of technology Nagaland is through Jee Mains. Once we qualify for the examination, we can apply for Josaa counseling to get into IITs and NITs.

I prepared for JEE mains for this college. My cutoff was 93 percentile. I chose this college because it is a nit. The aspect of my college is, first of all, we get a tag of nit college and second is the location of the college is very good. A bad aspect of my college is 1. The college is under construction 2. Insufficient classrooms

I got in through the CSAB counselling after JoSAA, conducted after JEE mains. No interviews but JEE itself is difficult as it is. The institute is prestigious due to the NIT tag and is one of the better ones among the newer NITs, available at my rank in JEE. The admission is not very complicated, it was allotted to me in the CSAB counselling and after that some document uploading and payment of first semester fees, which we had to physically verify upon arrival at the institute. Preparation for JEE took me two years 11th and 12th and another drop year after which I could get into this institute. Regular and constant practice is what I would suggest to future aspirants.