APPLY FOR ICT (Institute of Chemical Technology). It is the best college for chemical engineering, even better than NIT's for chemical branch.The main campus is in Mumbai. They have started two new branches . One in Jalna and the other in Bhuvaneshwar.  The chances are high! So don't miss that

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Yes,you can apply for good private universities or institutes who are taking their own entrance exam and having their own admission criteria like:

SHIVNADAR UNIVERSITY

NORTHCAP UNIVERSITY

MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

BIT

IILM UNIVERSITY,GURUGRAM

LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

BML MUNJAL UNIVERSITY

AMITY UNIVERSITY

SRM UNIVERSITY etc

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Hi,

It is difficult to get NITs but you can apply for good private universities or institutes who are taking their own entrance exam and having their own admission criteria like:

IILM UNIVERSITY,GURUGRAM

VIT

MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

APEEJAY STYA UNIVERSITY

LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

NORTHCAP UNIVERSITY

BIT

AMITY UNIVERSITY

SRM

Hello Aspirant,

So you have got a rank of 3 lakh 70 thousand in JEE mains. As from my perspective there is no chance of getting seat in any gov college but if you are a resident of Odisha then you can get a tier 3 govt college. You could

• Vishwaniketans Institute of Management, Entrepreneurship and Engineering Technology-B.Tech. in Computer Engineering
• Matsyodari Shikshan Sanstha's College of Engineering

As per Government decision it has been decided to remove the 12th board condition for the admission process of JEE Mains and Advance. So now the eligibility criteria is only based on the JEE marks.

So you are eligible to get enrolled for BE/B Tech course in any IIT/ NIT

Hello,

For admission in VNIT Nagpur,being from gen-pwd category and home state quota,you need minimum of 83-84 percentile in jee mains exam so as to get CSE branch  as per previous year figures.

Best of luck;

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