4 institutes · ranked by NIRF Engineering (1 with a numeric rank on this page) · JoSAA closing ranks where available.
Ranked by NIRF Engineering (best rank first)
4 institutes offer M.Tech Electronics Design and Technology. When two institutes share a programme, the one with the better (lower) NIRF Engineering rank appears first. Institutes without a numeric NIRF rank sort after ranked ones, alphabetically. JoSAA closing ranks are shown when available; non-JoSAA paths (VITEEE, LPUNEST, MHT-CET, etc.) are labeled separately.
National Institute of Technology Calicut
Established in 2002, the National Institute of Technology Calicut is an Institute of National Importance. The campus of NIT Calicut has an area of nearly 300…
Listed via official programme catalog · M.Tech Electronics Design and Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Tezpur University, Tezpur
Tezpur University was established by an Act of the Parliament of India, Tezpur University Act, 1993 (Act No. 45), as a non-affiliating and residential Central…
Listed via official programme catalog · M.Tech Electronics Design and Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, Calicut
The National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, Calicut was established in 1989 and affiliated with the All India Council for Technical…
Listed via official programme catalog · M.Tech Electronics Design and Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, Ropar
The National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology Ropar (NIELIT Ropar) was established in the year 1978 and was granted the status of a deemed…
Listed via official programme catalog · M.Tech Electronics Design and Technology — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Computed from the institutes listed on this page — not marketing estimates.
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