Yes in most of the colleges there is a facility of Lateral entry so you can get a migration certificate from the previous university and get it submitted to your new college and all done.

Hello Dear, 

Techno India is definitely better than Haldia Institute of Technology, just on the basis of placements itself. many companies come for recruitments, including Deloitte, Johnson Controls, Persistent, TEKsystem. Also, TISL has better infrastructure, alumni network, location and faculty than HIT.

good luck

• Purnea college of engineering
  
• BP mandal college of engineering
  
• Gaya college of engineering
  
• Supaul college of engineering
  
• Saharsa college of engineering
  

You can get Muzzafarpur institute of technology for Civil engineering and BCe Bhagalpur for Civil engineering as well.

List lf all probability shared below under Mechanical engineering and electrical engineering. 

https://engineering.careers360.com/college-predictor-result/104440?s=12436529391529927128

100% chances for conversion at IIT Goa for following streams :

• Electrical engineering 
• Mechanical engineering

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-goa

IIT Guwahati too has decent placements and can be preferred over IIT Goa for any stream of your choice. 

Yeah you can get admission there. Try your best to get admission there.Good Luck for your admissions.

Hey gaurav, electrical engineering is not offered at vishwakarma institute of technology,pune. But you can look at other electronics branches in this college. Vit, pune offers electronics engineering, electronics and telecommunication engineering. You can have a detailed view of the course structure from the following links: http://www.vit.edu/Electronics/ and http://www.vit.edu/E-TC/. To

Hello Mohnish

You can get admission in nit kurukshtetra with electrical engineering 

You can also get admission in all nit except Delhi & calicut for electrical and electronics engineering

Here's the link check this outhttps://www.google.co.in/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/nits-cutoff-for-btech-electrical-and-electronics-engineering%3famp