Hello Student,

For placements, Computer Engineering at MMIT appears to be the better choice, as Computer/IT-related branches generally have stronger placement opportunities. At PE Society’s Modern College of Engineering 6.94% placement percentage for Electrical Engineering in 2024-25, compared with 44.3% for Computer Engineering.

Hey there,

Yes, if you have passed Class 10, you can generally get direct admission to a 3-year Diploma in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Admission may be through merit or an entrance exam, depending on your state.

Tell me your state (e.g., UP, Bihar, Rajasthan, Maharashtra) and I can tell

If you're getting around 65 percentile in JEE Main, you can also consider Galgotias University for B Tech .

Galgotias has multiple B Tech branches and a strong recruiter base, including LTIMindtree, L&T Technology Services, Infosys, Capgemini, Cognizant and others.

You can check the available branches and admission criteria and

Whether a college is good for B.Tech Electrical Engineering depends on factors such as faculty, laboratories, curriculum, placements, core-electrical opportunities, internships and overall fees.

For Electrical Engineering, don't judge a college only by its overall placement package. Check specifically how many students from EEE/Electrical are placed, which companies recruit them,

Hello Student,

Based on the details you have shared, with a REAP General Merit rank of 6,300 and female Merit rank of 1413 you have a responsible chance of getting a specialised CSE branch (such as AI and ML, Data Science, Cyber Security, or AI & data science) at  JECRC

Hello,

Both institutes are excellent, but the better choice depends on your career goals.

DAIICT Gandhinagar (Electronics and Communication Engineering) is generally preferred for its excellent academic environment, coding culture, research opportunities and strong placement record.

SVNIT Surat (Electrical Engineering) is a reputed NIT with good faculty, strong core engineering