Hello Ritik,

To get into IIT bombay in sc category the closing rank was as following

• Aerospace engineering 429
• Chemical engineering 629
• Civil engineering 439
• Computer science 14
• Electrical engineering 76
• Mechanical engineering 180
• Metallurgical engineering and material science 1024

To know more check the link given below

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

Hello aspirant,

There are top government colleges offering b.tech courses in various branches:-

•College of Engineering, Pune.

•Delhi Technological University, Delhi.

•Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

•Netaji Subhas University of Technology, New Delhi.

•Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh.

•Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute, Mumbai.

•Alagappa College of Technology, Chennai.

•Andhra University College of Engineering,

Hello Shaifali,

Hope you are doing well.

Look, IIT-JAM cutoffs vary year by year. There was a sudden change in the cutoffs of different IITs last year which changed the whole pattern.

That was due to the level of Difficulty was low compared to previous years and hence the cutoff

Krishna, to be honest with you, all the IIMs even the new ones require an overall percentage of 95 and above for General Category. So that rules you off of the IIMs list. You have a narrow chance at IIT Madras. In 2019, 85.11 was the cut off percentile. You

Ayush, IIT Delhi hasn't officially released its cut offs for the Academic session 2020-22. But going by their previous short listing criteria, the Shortlisting Index may be as follows: These are just the minimal percentiles required

Hi Omprakash,

The Indian Institute of Technology is definitely the most prestigious engineering institutions in India. It is a very good college for placements in reputed companies. However, not being able to secure an IIT seat, in no way, means you will not end up with a good job. There

Hello!!

As far as JEE Advanced exam is concerned,the total number of questions always remains the same (54 questions for each paper) but the total marks of the examination is open to change.So minimum marks cannot be accurately predicted as the total marks of the exam changes every year.You can