NIT
Agartala |
NIT
Durgapur |
NIT
Jamshedpur |
NIT
Patna |
NIT
Raipur |
MNIT
Allahabad |
NIT
Hamirpur |
NIT
Karnataka |
NIT
Rourkela |
NIT
Warangal |
MANIT
Bhopal |
MNIT
Jaipur |
NIT
Kurukshetra |
NIT
Silchar |
SVNIT
Surat |
NIT
Calicut |
NIT
Jalandhar |
VNIT
Nagpur |
NIT
Tiruchirapalli |
NIT
Srinagar |
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National Institutes of Technology (NIT) are premier institutes in engineering and technology in India .The NITS are the new face of the existing Regional Engineering Colleges (RECs). In 2002, the Govt. of India’s Ministry of Human Resource Development, decided to upgrade all the all 17 existing Regional Engineering Colleges (RECs) as National Institutes of Technology (NITs), on the lines of the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). The NITs, have the responsibility of providing high quality education in engineering and technology to produce competent technical manpower for the country. There are presently 20 number of NITS as:
The NITs are deliberately scattered throughout the country with the idea of having one NIT in every major state of India to achieve balanced regional development. The NITs are rated just next to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) in terms of quality of education, research and placements. The
Govt.of India is in the process of introducing the National Institutes
of Technology (NIT) Bill 2006 in parliament to bring these20
NITs within the purview of the new act after which all
the NITs will function as an autonomous technical universities
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