4 institutes · ranked by NIRF Engineering (2 with a numeric rank on this page) · JoSAA closing ranks where available.
Ranked by NIRF Engineering (best rank first)
4 institutes offer B.Tech Production and Industrial Engineering. 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.
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) is one of the 23 IITs established to be the centre of excellence for training, research and development. IIT…
Listed via official programme catalog · B.Tech Production and Industrial Engineering — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Delhi Technological University, Delhi
Delhi Technological University (DTU), Delhi is a govt university which was established in the year 2009. Delhi Technological University has been recognised by…
Listed via official programme catalog · B.Tech Production and Industrial Engineering — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
National Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Ranchi
National Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Technology (NIAMT), formerly known as the National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology (NIFFT), Ranchi, was…
Listed via official programme catalog · B.Tech Production and Industrial Engineering — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Rajasthan Technical University, Kota
Rajasthan Technical University was established in 1981. RTU Kota is situated in Kota, Rajasthan and was formerly known as Engineering College Kota (ECK). RTU…
Listed via official programme catalog · B.Tech Production and Industrial Engineering — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Computed from the institutes listed on this page — not marketing estimates.
Answers use counts from this page's live institute list.
NIRF Graduation Outcomes (GO) is the honest substitute for placement-intent browsing — an independent metric, not a package figure.