• Hello aspirant,

It all depends on the entrance exam you have given and whether you have cleared the cutoff for your category. If you are looking for direct admission you must go and visit the private colleges and talk with them about this. There is no embarrasment, as everybody does this. I

Hi Dhanshree,

At this rank, you might get IITs but getting admission in top 7 IITs is difficult. And since it would be the first time of EWS quota it would be difficult to predict which college you might get but I guess you might get IITs like Indore, Dhanbad,

Hello Aspirant,

If you are looking for a college that suits you,

Do visit the above link for the probable colleges that you can get according to your rank which is based on previous years trends.

Link::-----https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=JEE_Main_clgpd&ici=JEE_Main_article_view_sticky

Hope it helped you ,

Any more queries, please do comment 

Good luck....!!!

Vinay Patel, 

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Hi,Aspirant

Let me Tell you Both are B.Tech Courses,Which have Vast Oppourtunity in Today as well as in Future,Coming To B.TECH in ECE(Electronics and Communication Engineering),Should focused on Designing/Modifying/Testing/Processing Digital Signals/Communication/VLSI/Integrated Circuits and Digital transmission of Wireless E.t.c.

While CSE(Computer Science and Engineering),is one of The Vast growing Field of

Both are equivalently good sector.CSE course will be easy throughout your 4 years but ECE will be very tough.Any branch that is integrated with electronics is named as an evergreen branch of engineering.

Electronics is still an emerging sector in India and after the “make in India” thing we see

Hello,
For any course the percentage attendance of a student is 75% minimum. If the college is government then it is not a strict rule still exception is there and they follow the rule. Private colleges follows this rule very strictly still there are exceptions where it is not followed