Hello disha,

Which ranking you are talking about?

Please rewrite the question properly so that I can help you out..

Hello Bishal,

For getting a government college you need to score much more than cutoff,So  here i am mentioning the cutoff below for different category,check yours and try to score much more than that for getting a government college.

For CGE >=99-100

FOR GEN >=76-72

FOR obc/mobc >=77-70

Hope it

Hello Janaki Sucheta N

Congratulations for such a good rank. 

With this rank you have chances of getting admission in Structural Engineering M.Tech in both Ramaiah and RV. But the chances are more in RV. Also the faculties and study environment is very good in the college. I hope you

Hello Vag Shekhar

I am sorry to say but your marks are very low for you to get into any governnment college for any branch. Even the category won't help you with such less marks. Even if you get any college, it won't be a very good one, it will

Hello Pratik,

Yes there are number of scope in Mechanical Engineering too.If you got placed in good company then definitely you will have more package than any other branch.Also you can go for government jobs.As mechanical branch has more number of steats in government jobs and PSU than cse and

Please specify the what exactly you want to ask as your question is not eligible to let us now about your query to answer the same and to help you in it. I request you to give the detailed description of the question in order to let the others answer

Hello,

You can report for convienence. That won't work as you have got the college as per the situation and your rank. They alloted you on the basis of lots of factors and the main factor is seat number and rank.

So you can report about it. You can go

Hii aspirants 

Let me clear your doubt. If you want to be a software engineer then first qualify iit jee exam or other state exam to take admission in engineering college. Qualify with high rank so that you can get computer science engineering or information technology branch in college.study four