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 Narula,

Congratulations for your rank.

I will suggest you to take electrical branch at old iits, cse is not everything.

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

Hello applicant! All three courses are a good one, but I would suggest that electrical engineering is a better option. It has got a good scope as the demand for this is quite high. Also, IIT Dhanbad is a good place to study Electrical engineering.

Moreover, your interest also matters

She has very less chance of getting into IITs, and that too no chance of getting electrical branch. As a general candidate one should have a rank of below 10,000 to get into IITs. Better go for NITs.

Check the below link to know the cut-off ranks for all IITs

• NIRF RANK-17
• Ranked 22nd among universities.
• Fee structure- Approx 9.5 lakhs for 4 years
• Median package-8.8 lakhs

• NIRF RANK - 6
• Ranked 12th among universities.
• Fee

Hi,

Both are having good future scope. What matters is your interests and passion towards the course.

If you have good interest in physics, you can go for Electrical Engineering.

If you have good interest in machines, you can go for Mechanical Engineering.

As world needs both machines and power

Understand the syllabus and conectarte on your weaker areas.

Make sure that you are perfect with the understanding of the subject.

Prepare a study schedule and stick to it.

Give mock test daily. Solve atleast one paper per day.

Review your paper and analyse your mistakes. Make sure that you

Hello Kunal,

The cutoffs are in the form of Percentages. So I would suggest you calculate your percentage and then look for cutoffs.

Please find the cutoffs for Diploma in Mechanical Engineering at the following links.

Make sure you look for proper cutoffs according to Home and other than home