Hello,

You can't get an admisson if you haven't qualified the JEE Advance with a good score. As per the score you have said, it won't be even possible to get a NIT college or IIIT. Better to look for private college and take an admission through counselling for which

Mtech. Mechanical has a total intake of 160 in which each specialization has 40 seats. Sadly the placement scenario here is not so good but now the situation is changed a bit after conversion of ISM to IIT.Last year upto 20 students were placed but only a few were placed

Well borther, it depends on your own will

If you belive you can devote your entire year for JEE preparation and to get into your dream college, then I would suggest you to take a drop.

You have all the time to think, also let me tell you people with

You have scored very well in JEE MAINS but unfortunately for you, IITs consider only JEE ADVANCE marks for admission. If you have scored well in JEE advanced too the well and good, but without that, I can not really tell you if it is possible. But you can definitely

Hello Chinmay,

Your question is bit confusing because it is not clear that whether you are asking about Course fees at IIT or any other kind of fees like donation or anything else. Once you clear JEE Mains and Advance paper then you don't have to pay any other fees

Opting M.Tech after B.Tech is a good choice. This increases your knowledge and experience of working with tools. Which ultimately add a positive point for your placements. You would get a good and higher post if your are a PG candidate. And you may also get an opportunity to work

Hello Aspirant,

Are you asking for Engineering? Indian Institutes of Technology takes the admission through JOSSA counselling on the basis of JEE Advance after qualifying JEE Main Entrance Exam.

Have you appeared JEE Advance?

In case you have any other query then let me know.

Good Luck!

Thanks for A2A brother

With this rank, you can't expect to get a seat at CSE or EE.

But you can get easily the seat at their mathematics and computational course. This is relatively newer course and has lot of promise of growth regarding in both industrial and research point