Hi Shyamghan,

The way to success is through hard work. To get 80% in B.Sc Chemistry you have to work hard. Study smart, cover the most important topics before the exam so that you can secure maximum marks.

Thank you and best of luck.

Dear student 

I would like to tell you that both the colleges are really nice. But if you are getting IIIT tiruchirapalli then go for it. As the placemets of it are better comparatively. Also if you are getting your preferred branch in whichever college between the two go for

Dear Sukamal,

             you have the chance of getting admission in National Institute of Technology, Srinagar considering the previous year cut-off. The prediction is made considering the previous year cut-off and it may vary this year.

 Check the previous year closing ranks for Top NITs using the link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

dear harshita

although you didn't mention any query i think you want to know why you haven't alloted a seat according to the cutoff.

reason is no matter what is the cutoff ,the students which actually get the admission have much less rank like that in you case irrespective of

hey

just go to link below to get all the details of wbjee counselling

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-counselling

Good Luck :)

Hey.

Here is a list of all IIITs and their respective opening and closing Category ranks in 2017 for the SC category. Considering this and your Category rank, you seem to have less chances for admission in an IIIT.

1. Indian Institute of Information Technology, Jhalwa, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh  430

Hello Rahul,

No, IIIT Bhopal doesn't have any M.Tech programmes yet. As the Institute is a newly established one, it currently offers B.Tech programmes degree in CSE, ECE and IT only.

Hello Pavan,

Special round intakes depends on the vacancy in the branch.

Mostly SC reserved seats in CSE/ECE at NIT Warangal will be completely filled and it is really hard to get through special round.

Hey, 

You are not eligible for IIT or NIT if you have 58% in class 12 .As for admisssion there,  the candidate must hace secured at least 75% in class 12 board if he /she belongs to open category and 60% if to reserved category. So,  you have no chances

Hey.

Both collefes are good in terms of faculties, infrastructure and placements.

Depends on your interest which branch you'd like to go with.

As we all know metallurgy is not a core branch. But ECE is.

Basically in metallurgy You'll be taught about composition of metals and intermixing(alloys).

Whereas in