Hello

Cse is one of the preferred options among students so definitely you have to score good.

According to the current trends below 4000 rank can be considered as safe for the m-tech admissions.

Although cut-off changes everywhere but it is almost near to the above mentioned rank.

i hope

Hello Maulik,

Well the term good is subjective as to how good depends on person to person,also before coming to the statistics for mtech mechanical for svnit i would like to mention that placement completely dependent on indivisual,if you are skilled talented and have worked hard you will definitely land

Hi SGK,

VIT Vellore offers placements in core streams especially in M.Tech Automotive Engineering which is in collaboration with ARAI, Pune(Automotive Research Association of India). Thus, placements are offered in leading automotive industries like TVS Motors, TATA Motors, Force Motors, Ashok Leyland, Mahindra & Mahindra, GE Transportation, Hindustan Motors, Maruti,

Hi ! It's very tough to get there. It is so because your marks is very low. Your marks is not enough to get into HCU for m.tech. Being a good college it demands a good rank and marks. So with your rank it's a tough tasks. Still just wait

Hello,

Sorry to say Karthikeya ,but the date of online application (VITMEE) for applying in M.tech in vit has been closed now.You may apply to other colleges or try next year.Elgibilty criteria is to have 70% minimum marks in PCM in 12th and age limit is born on or after

Hello aspirant,hope you are doing well.Based on the rank you had fair chances of getting admission intoJNTUH,but getting admission into your required branch seems not possible.Instead you can choose CS or EC.

Hope this helps.

I got 480(ec). Category is Sc. Do i have a chance till spot round?

Hello,

While applying Mtech you can consider NIRF ranking also.

But don't completely rely on the NIRF ranking,especially when applying for MTECH.

First of all understand about the department you apply for Mtech in each institution. Because even if the institute has good ranking, the department you apply may be

Power System Management course is one of its kind MTech, spcially designed for Electrical Engineers to excel in the evolving electricity markets. It is a technical course, designed to provide knowledge on power system restructuring, power markets, distributed generation integration, smart grids, risk management, deregulation, project planning, machine learning, forecasting,

I see that you are preferring civil above any other subject. And geotechnical engineering , what I have heard and what my friends told me . 

Civil is one of those branches which doesn't have good scenarios . What I have heard that they have average packages . Some even