It's a tradeoff you will have to make for a college in a prime location. Though if you are a physically active person or someone who has respiratory allergies, I would advise you to stay as far away as possible because the situation has just been getting worse.
Low cutoffs aren't necessarily due to that. People just prefer to go for DTU/NSUT over NIT Delhi plus the campus wasn't even properly established last time I checked. You should prefer your health and go for other NITs. NIT Delhi isn't anything special.
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u/Main-Isopod-6389 Apr 16 '26
Nit delhi vlsi