Hi, Every college has their own intake process and procedure and even fees structure. Also it depends upon the engineering entrances you have given which you have not mentioned. There are universitites like JADAVPUR Universioty, IMO in Gujrat, Govt colleges of IPU etc. They charge minimum fees for the studies.

Are you asking about entrance exam for B.tech admisison?

For B.tech admission you can appear in below exams

1- JEE Main
2- JEE Advanced
3- BITSAT
4- SRM
5- VIT
6- Manipal
7- Amrita engineering

Hi, Placements are good overall. Most of the students get placed.The average salary is 3-4 lacs. If you are smart enough to tackle placement bravely and have a good knowledge of your subjects then you could take home anywhere between 5-7 lakhs yearly. So it does get impacted by your

hai tanveer ,every branch has better placements but has limited seats to place .the only fileds that has more number of places was COMPUTER SCIENCE and ENGINEERING and INFORMATION SECURITY both are related to it field and packages start from 2 lakhs to 15lakhs based on the company you get

Chances are very less with this score, so I would suggest you to get good score to apply there in Germany.

Your expected category rank will be around 34,000 and overall rank will be around 5,90,000

You have less chances in DTU based on your marks/rank.

To check the cut off you can refer below link

DTU Cutoff

You can get private college in other states like: Haryana, UP, West Bengal,

CU placement is pretty good for B.tech & BE students if they have the capability & skills.Only B.Sc is not enough to get placement in a good company or for good opportunities. So I would suggest you for higher study after this you will have good options as well.

Hii..

The only difference that matters is this:

"the B.Tech course is somewhat more practically intensive than the BE course which is more theoretical"

The difference (which is quite minor) between the two degrees can be understood from their names itself, Engineering Vs. Technology.

Engineering is a "science", dealing more