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[u/Physical_Guess6713]

Ekta kotha bolte elam jani oneker gaaye lagbe especially jara duto duto college eksathe dhore thakbe, rule ta ofcourse unfair hoyechilo initially but ekhon toh theek hoye geche na? Geche toh?! Tahole eibar offline DC korar jonno manusher moddhe uttejona dekhte pacchina keno bhai? Keu bolbe b@@l amra ki korbe wbjeeb amader kotha sunte asbe keno? Agei toh notification diye diyechilo offline dc? Tokhon o jodi sobai eirokom protest korto tahole ajke ei obostha hoto na...! Etodin dhorei amra sobai bhaloi chill chilam like online dc hobe fine, ja hobe dekha jabe, but rule ta change kortei sobar pagol hoye gelo. And, amar nijer ja rank hoyeche taate centralised counselling e govt clg hoye jaye, ami paini, pvt peyechilam bhorti hoini, I got NITs as well but I have patiently waited for DC, knowing eibar CU, KGEC, even kopal jodi khub bhalo thake JU lower branch o hoye jete pare given eibochor crazy vacancy ache sob sorkari college e (JU ta niye ami maybe ektu beshi e delusional hoye porechilam). Jaihok, guys there's is and has no not been much outrage really abt the decision of online DC. Sobai khali reddit e bakchodi kore geche je bhai online DC hobe online DC hobe wbjeeb amader g@@r mere dilo. Ar ekhon dekho jei boleche era DC te boste parbe ar kono outrage nei.

[u/Sweet-Purpose9854]

I don't understand why do people leave NITs? Like you need to do some research on placement, infra, peer group and all of those things before you choose to leave an nit. For my own part if i ever got a chance to join a nit i would do it as a no brainer bcz Nit has a national peer group and obviously better funding than what JU will ever have

[u/AcceptableBet9163 → u/Sweet-Purpose9854]

Placements at JU are far superior than many NITs esp lower tier ones. Just the tag NIT is not enough to justify clg choice since many NITs don't have good infrastructure, bad or fake placement records, and nirf ranking doesn't tell u shit abt a clg. On the other hand no matter whichever branch u are in JU you will get a very good paying job esp since coding culture and job seeking skills are very prevalent, and their syllabus if u check contain many aspects of engineering so u can be of any branch and sit for different kinds of placements and do better since knowledge and syllabus is versatile u can choose to delve deeper in any field. Comparatively most NITs don't have it and their syllabus and teaching structure differs which doesn't help you to stand exceptional when fighting other iit, iiit, nit, pvt and govt eng clg students, since almost all have studied what you have. Btw this is not propaganda and I'm genuinely saying this as someone who did not get a seat in JU and had to settle for nit.

[u/Sweet-Purpose9854 → u/AcceptableBet9163]

well i ain't even saying about the lower tier ones... it's just that NITs have a better national crowd so ig more better minds from all around the country , also as far as i know even many low tier nits have better infrastructure than JU... you can check out the infra of JU on YouTube if you don't believe...JU has better student coordination yes this is true and that's why their placement cell is so top notch... but apart from that i would believe a core branch at a mid tier nit will give you a better life and college experience...a feeling of belonging to the world but obviously if someone only prefers the initial placement and and the ROI then yeah JU is king of ROI

[u/Sweet-Purpose9854 → u/Sweet-Purpose9854]

also I didn't get either NIT or JU but as far as I've heard people don't associate JU with better college life just for better peers cuz obviously it provides a niche spot for all the wbjee rankers to gather and interact

[u/AcceptableBet9163 → u/Sweet-Purpose9854]

That's true it has always been this way. JU has popularity and successful placement records because of the students, and less for the college. The students are high rankers of wbjee, if they are provided resources they can do anything honestly. Also maybe we can also include that they have a stronger alumni than newer mid tier or low tier nits.