As you didn't appear in any competitive exams,it is very difficult to get any government or better college with good branch! 

In rare case it may be possible to get any private college if you belong to any category (SC/ST/OBC)!

For Government colleges, it is mandatory to appear in competitive

Hey Sayan,

Yes, mechanical engineer become a robotics engineer. The growth of robotics engineer is becoming more and more.

Eligibility Criteria :

Pass with 60% aggregate marks in BE or B.Tech. (ECE or EE or ME or CSE or Robotics Engineering or Industrial and Production Engineering or Automobile Engineering or

hello janki 

as per my knowledge you should have white ration card for it and your family income certificate will be considered for fee reimbursement for any further data i will let you know and keep checking its official site

To get an idea about the respective collges, you can go careers360 review rating page, where you will get rating and review regarding infrastructure, placement, college, hostel, from here you can get a n idea about the above mentioned universities

https://engineering.careers360.com/northern-india-engineering-college-delhi/reviews

https://engineering.careers360.com/shri-mata-vaishno-devi-university-college-engineering-udhampur/reviews

Hey Gokul Sai,

Amrita University:

Coming to this question selection of colleges is secondary if the colleges pay minimal focus on its students.Everything depends on how student thinks and how he works.But to be particularly talk about the given options . I think Amrita university will be the better choice.It

Both have good placement but in case of infrastructure and facility LPU is better than any other University. Being an alumnus of LPU I would prefer LPU as it has helped me grow professionally and provides exposure to various opportunities in terms of internships, workshops, guest lectures, industrial visits, placements

I don't think that could happen. Well, as far as I know!

Can l get admission in any govt  colleges in kerala

Hi Reuben!

Have a good read of the given article

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-cutoff

Do try out the 'Career360 College Predictor Tool'

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Good Luck for your future!

Regards