Hello Vignesh

you have not specified your makrs so we cannot tell you exactly as cutoff varies with course.  Please mention your Marks so we can help you further 

Dear Aspirant, 

Congratulations on completing your B. Tech course successfully. 

After B. Tech depending on need there are few ways like 

• Further studies 
• Job
• Entrepreneurship

Hence if you are aiming for government jobs you can learn about the electrical courses and if you are interested in IT technology you can

All these branches are equally good and has great scope in present and future. The placements are also good for all these streams.

But, CSE and CIVIL are best for future.

Hey Sanath,

Based on your marks you have chances for these colleges:

• New Horizon College of Engineering, Bangalore
• Dr Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bangalore
• HKE Society's PDA College of Engineering, Gulbarga
• University BDT College of Engineering, Davangere
• Reva University, Bangalore
• NIE Institute of Technology, Mysore
• Bapuji Institute of Engineering and

Hey Bibhuti,

In 2018 and before, CSE is better than ECE. There are lots of job for CSE. Most of the students get placed.

But in a report it is predicted that after 3-4 years there will be more jobs for ECE than CSE

Both are good .

Good Luck!

Hi Kubendra Sai.

You can get CSE/ECE at the following colleges with a cutoff of 191.5

GCT Coimbatore - ECE, CSE

CIT Coimbatore - CSE

TCE Madurai - CSE

SSN - ECE, CSE

PSG ITAR - ECE, CSE

KCT Coibatore - ECE, CSE

GCT Salem - ECE

SVCE - ECE,

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good,

the previous year question papers are available on thier official website. http://www.msrit.edu/ in the library section.

many ready notes and a book on previous year question papers are available as pdf format refer to them it will help a lot.

for more detailed information

Hello dear,

CSE branch is better than EC in terms of placement and future because we all know that technology is increasing day by day so it is better than EC. placement is also very good in CS branch.so, you have to go for it.

Hope This Helps.