Hello Navam

I am sorry Navam but with this Rank you can't get into IIT's for Mtech. You can't even get the top NIT's but you can get the lower grade NIT's.

You can also try indiscilipinary courses or you can try the other State universities or the Private colleges.

Hello Adrita,

The faculty is good. Most of them are Phd or M.tech. from IIT/NITs.

Most of the faculty teaches with the help of sildes and other teaching styles involves dictation where the faculty is going to teach you from their personal notes. They will dictate you the important points.

Hello,

To know about your chances of getting colleges to check out the college predictor link below:

The link is:https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Hope this helps and all the best

You will easily get a seat because most colleges need 50% in your graduation. As you have 62% it will be easy. But you will have to write an entrance exam. Few Colleges conduct entrance exam and few colleges takr admissions based on your merit in your Graduation. If you

Hello Sankalp!

The last cut-off (10th cut- off) for B.Sc. Honours in Computer Science (DU) for General Category students, in 2018, went down to 89%. This was in Acharya Narendra Dev College. For other categories like SC, ST, PwD, the cut-off range was even lower. You will have to wait

Hello Samrat,

It's totaly on you ,if you are interested in computer science ,you will find this stream very interesting.

If you love  to  learn programming,if you think creative and you have the problem solving abilities ,

then you will find this stream easy  and interesting.

Hope this helps.

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Hello,

The admission authority will release the cutoff for top B.Tech branches of NITs for the admission of candidates in different NITs through JEE Main. 

Factors determining the NITs cutoff for top B.Tech branches

• Total number of applications received for the admission in the institute
• Total number of candidates appearing

you can visit this link for better understanding https://university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-uet-cut-off