Hi

Yes u can get it but the top Nits cutoffs are high.You may wait for the next rounds.

hello aspirant,

see you can give LEET exam which is for lateral entry entrance test.

most colleges of maharastra take admission through leet score in 2nd year of btech for diploma holders.

and leet closing rank is not published on official websites. for further details you may follow the below

Hello,

If your seat doesn't get upgraded to a better branch in the next round, you will be Retaining the seat you got in the last round. In your case, even if you don't get a seat in CSE, your seat in ECE will be safe. It is a common

Hii Makwana ,

Coming to your question first of all I want to congratulate you that you got admitted into the top 10 nit with the oldest and core branch .

As the college is good and that too in the mechanical engineering and labs , faculty members well equipped

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Yes! You can get mechanical and civil branch in some of the NITs. If your state contains good NIT. Then under state Quota you have a chance of getting it.

Use the below link to know cut-off ranks for top colleges in NITs for Civil engineering

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nits-cutoff-for-btech-civil-engineering

Use the below

Hello Sanjay!

The best mechanical engineering colleges in India are IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Madras, BITS-Pilani etc. For getting into IITs, you will have to crack JEE advanced with a rank of at least 3000-5000 (general category). In BITSAT, you will have to score around 320 marks. 

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