Dear Shanaya,

These are some of the best colleges in Chattisgarh-

• Rungta College of Engineering and Technology, Bhilai
• NIT Raipur - National Institute of Technology, Raipur (NITRR)
• IIT Bhilai - Indian Institute of Technology
• Bhilai Institute of Technology
• GGU - Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya
• Government Engineering College, Raipur
• Dr. C.V. Raman

Hello Aspirant......... hope you're doing good..

Well, if you want to persue a career in car designing and automation, you may surely opt for M.tech in automotive design in a reputed college offering the same. This branch has also a lot of scope and job opportunities in the near future

Hello dear!!!! Yes purulia engineering college is a good college with a rating of 4.0 stars by careers 360. Since it is a new college, the Infrastructures are not that well built as of now, bit it is gradually improving. Students also complain about the transportation facility but overall academically

Yes, doing B.Tech adds professional degree to your CV. It would be one of the best decisions that u would take.It would help you learn new things at a good pace and add value to your knowledge.since you are also employed in a construction company it would certainly increase the

Hi spandana,

Yeah branch change is possible in MS after btech only when your concepts are strong in that particular branch and you should be very passionate in doing the selected course. If one wants to make branch change , all it requires is only a bachelor degree certificate in

Hi druvitha,

Thanks for connecting to carrer360

Coming to your question you can get seat in the other colleges based on your nit rank that is your jee main rank.

Colleges that accept their admission process through jee is

Thapar University in Punjab it is one of the best University

The best Engineering course to study in SASTRA university is Mechanical engineering to be exact but as you have not mentioned that in your list so the second best course to to is CSE and then ECE. If you are just looking to enjoy the college life and a job

Hello Santoshi

It's good to know you want to break the stereotype of engineering and wanted to pursue civil engineering 

as it would be more male dominating branch but don't dishearten it will also open a door to prove yourself and provide future female aspirant an idol to follow right(