National Institute of Technology - [NIT], New Delhi

There are two modes to teach NIT Delhi by Delhi Metro and bus.

Delhi Metro

• Choose the Delhi Metro Yellow line
• Go to Jahangirpuri metro station.
• Leave the station from gate number 3 and hail an Ola sharing
• The total travel time of this journey will be 15-20 minutes and the Travel cost will be around INR 110 for one person. 

Bus

• Take the DTC bus number 120 to Narela.
• Walk 200 m straight from where they drop you and you will reach NIT Delhi 
• The travel time of this journey will be around 1 hour approximately and the travel cost will be around INR 20 

Hope this helps you!

NIT Delhi is definitely not the worst NIT given its excellent planet scenario. However, it's true that NIT Delhi hasn't reached the level of other NITs, and it's because it's in its infancy stage. It still has many obstacles to overcome which it certainly is doing gradually. 

The reason NIT Delhi is ranked poorly is that the major criteria considered by these ranking bodies are faculties research work, placement, campus, and infrastructure and sadly NIT Delhi lacks in all these aspects. It has no permanent campus and the infrastructure is also pathetic. The institute attracts less quality professors and has a low permanent-teacher ratio. All these factors combined affect the ranking of the institute.

NIT Delhi CSE is highly regarded among engineering aspirants mainly because its curriculum has been updated recently to meet industry standards. They are always way ahead of their counterparts in other colleges. The best part is that their rigorous academics do not affect their extracurricular activities. 

The faculty of the CSE branch is very lenient and approachable. CSE labs are equipped with the essential software. The placement scenario is great and almost everybody ends with more than one offer. Many huge firms like BookMyShow, Smartprix, Samsung, and Deloitte offer great packages to CSE students. 

So, NIT Delhi CSE is a great choice for you!

If you look at all the criteria MHRD takes into consideration while ranking institutes, NIT Silchar is at par with most NITs but in terms of research, and infrastructure. The only parameter in which NIT Silchar was behind NIT Warangal was reputation and the difference was drastic. This affected the overall ranking of the institute in turn lowering the NT Silchar cutoffs.

I think the major reason behind its poor reputation is its remote location and the rumors related to it. It's falsely rumored to be in a Naxalite region and the exposure is believed to be minimal. The institute has a bad reputation, particularly in North India. 

I have friends from several NITs and I have safely concluded that NIT Silchar is better than many but it's difficult to convince people of the same and the institute has a bad reputation. 

To fix this problem, we need our alumni to be more active in portraying the right image of the institute. Additionally, the institute should hold more inter-college events and strive to build a reputation.

Honestly, scoring a 9+ CGPA at NIT Delhi is not as difficult as it seems. You just have to follow some simple tips mentioned below

• Enjoy your college life but not at the expense of your academics.
• The first year is the easiest and the best time to improve your CGPA.
• Always make organized notes of your studies and classes.
• Sadly, the professors prefer students to copy-paste from their notes and have no extra content.
• Don’t fall for the trap, CGPA does not matter, because it does and a lot. 
• Invest extra efforts to set yourself apart from the crowd as NIT Delhi has relative grading.
• Start focusing on your CGPA, especially from the 6th semester.

Hope these tips will help you!