Undoubtedly Metallurgical & Material Science Engineering at IIT Bombay. In BTech, you should always pursue a Branch which has wide career options, include Core Engineering, Private Sector Prospects, PSU, Research/PhD/Masters Scope, Public Sector Research as well as a Branch which is quite relaxed in curriculum so as to enable you

Undoubtedly ECE Dual Degree at IIT Kharagpur has much better career scope and placement prospects than Civil at IIT Madras. ECE as a branch is quite interesting, and effectively is a wide branch with verticals extending to Computation, Electrical Technology, Material Science, Automation & Robotics and nowadays IoT and AI.

Hello Aspirant,

According to the previous year cut off trends it is tough for you to get and admission in GMRIT as the closing rank for

• CSE is 5244
• IT is 9639
• ECE is 14405

You may get seat in Chemical Engineering as the cut off is 50044. You can

Hi.

To take admission into M.Tech courses in IIT Bombay or any other IITs, candidates will be required to register separately on the official websites of the respective institutes.

Along with the registration at the institutes’ websites, candidates will also be required to register at the GATE COAP 2020 portal.

Hi

Considering placement scenario JU ECE is better option than IIT Dhanbad Chemical or Civil.

you should go for JU until you do not have interest in Chemical or Civil field.

Hope it helps

Hello, you should choose the course in which you are  interested. Based on your preferences you can apply for the admissions. You can compare the placements, hostel availability, fees structure, faculty and academic syllabus of both the institutes and thus apply for the institute. All the best.

Hi

This is not easy to predict as cut off  keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like

----------)  number of students that appeared in the jee advanced exam,

----------)  kind of marks obtained by them ,

----------)   toughness level of the examination ,

----------)  number of seats available

Hi aspirant,

There are lots of universities and colleges who provide M. Sc. Zoology through the rank secured in JAM.

As IIT's doesn't provide M. Sc. in zoology you can choose courses like Bio-technology, Biological Sciences, etc.

IIT Colleges for biological sciences are:

IIT Kanpur

IIT Ahemdabad

IIT New Delhi

Hi, your CGPA is good enough. Coming to your GRE score it falls under the range for Johns Hopkins university. Try getting 1 LOR from HOD if you already have that great. Usually everyone takes LOR from PhD holders of the college. So, you see if you have those. The