Hello, I think choosing the branch should depend on the area of your interest .If you are interested in software you can go for information technology in mgit  and the placements will almost be equal to that of CSE and if you are really interested in mechanical then you can

Hello Aspirant,

According to the REAP rank you have mentioned in the question you have higher chances of getting in to MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur as per previous year's cut-off. As cut-offs for this year is not declared yet so we can guide you on the basis of previous year's

Hello Zehen,

First of all with 75 percentile(considering your reservation) you may not be able to get a NIT but you can take a chance by waiting for the special round.However,that is uncertain. I will recommend you to try for SGFTIs(State Government Funded Technical Institute) by participating in counselling process

Hi Aspirants,

Despite having OBC reservation benefits, with 75 percentile in JEE Mains, you would not be able to get any NITs or IIITs for mechanical Engineering.

Other colleges, which you can get on this score, will not be decent enough to pursue mechanical engineering.

Anyway, I will suggest you

Hi Aspirant,

Category plays a vital role in the admission process of JEE Mains apart from Home Quota. Considering you a General Category student, I am sorry to say that with a 75 percentile score in JEE Main, you will not be able to get any decent college to pursue

Hello dear student

Basically both IIT are really good but If compare the both branch metallurgy and mechanical engineering than the scope of mechanical engineering is better in present or future also so I think mechanical engineering will be good in IIT BHU .

You can use visit and compare

Hello Aspirant......

IIT varanasi is BHU which is some of the oldest colleges in INDIA and IIT indore is of 2009 both are very good colleges excellent faculties and nice environment for the studies

In the case of cutoffs you can go to the respective articles below:

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

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

In

Hi Aspirant,

Based on your rank you will get seat in following government colleges:

1.S.V.University,Tirupati - CSE.

2.University college of engineering,Kakinada - CSE,Mechanical.

3.JNTUA College of engineering,Ananthapuramu - CSE

you will not get seat in Andhra university or JNTUK.

for more colleges go through the below link:

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Thank you.

Hey friend!

Firstly Don't get disheartened . On the basis of your rank and board percentage ; it is difficult to get seat in NIT's , IIT's and IIIT's . But you may get any lower branch (like mechanical engineering and biotech ) in your state colleges . So try

Hi Aspirant,

Admission for Engineering has two prospects. The first one is the branch you want to pursue, and your career and interest are the attributes, and the Second one is College, and the placement and tag are the motivation factors.

Metallurgical Engineering has a minimal scope in India over