Is there any particular college or university you are talking about as the cut off varies accordingly. 

B. Sc. in Biotechnology is a 3- year undergraduate course, involving an advanced study of the cellular and biomolecular processes for the development of a variety of technologies and products that contribute to improving peoples lives and health. 
Successful graduates of the course are lucratively hired in both private and

Hello Lareb,

There are 2 different process for seat allotment at Jaypee. All the seats are divided into 50%-50%.

• The 1st 50% seats are based upon the merit list of JEE MAINS exam.
• Rest 50% seats will be based on merit of marks in 12th exam with biology and physics

hey dear you can get biotechnology branch easily .Ece would be difficult 

good luck

Hello Sumant Kumar Pramukh

JIIT Noida is great for all branches including Biotechnology. Considering placements, faculty, academics. You can take admission in JIIT Noida 

Hi Dear, yes, of course, you can try for biotechnology because previous years cutoff closing rank was 48,000.

you can also try another branch because you are eligible.

check it out previous years cutoffs:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/srmjeee-cutoff

good luck

Hey Ravindra , you can surely try for bioyechnology as you can get that as well.

For more assistance ,i am also giving you the last year cutoffs

1. Computer Science and Engineering: -9000
2. Electronics and Communication Engineering:-19000
3. Mechanical Engineering: -20000
4. Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering:-23000
5. Information Technology: -29000
6. Mechatronics: -38000
7. Software

Hey.

You have medium chance to get the following colleges alloted in the next lists according to the Careers 360 rank predictor. 

Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam  

Tamil Nadu National Law School, Tiruchirappalli 

Maharashtra National law university, Nagpur.

NLUJA, Guwahati.

Best of luck!

hello prasenjit,

congratulation for the result as you cracked jeemains. i think that you will be fine for engineering. one thing i want to tell you that it is totally your decesion that what you are going to choose .

if you are confused what to opt you may contact