Hello,

You mentioned your rank is 55,404 in the obc ncl category.Acoording to the previous year cut off trends and the opening and closing ranks of both the institutes, I regret to inform you that your rank is too high to secure a seat in mechanical engineering as the closing

Sis can I know which did u choose? Are u happy with ur decision?because I'm also in same position as urs.

Yes there are a lot of deemed presitigious universities in india providing mechanical and automobile courses

Topmost colleges providing mechanical

• IIT B
• IIT D
• IIT Roorkee
• IIT K
• NIT AGARTALA
• All NIT'S
• ALL IIT'S(remaining)
• BITS etc

Topmost colleges providing automobile

• IIT D
• IIT ROORKEE
• HIET , CHENNAI
• MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF

Hi Aspirant

All these options are great options.

Since you have no specific interest in any particular branch it comes down to picking up the right college.

There are a few things that must be kept in mind while choosing the college:

a) Alumni Network - The older the college

Hey,Talha

CUSAT(Cochin University Of Science and Technology),Conducts Admission To Their Colleges Based CUSAT,CAT score.Let me Tell With This Rank Almost there is No Chances For MECHANICAL BRANCH if you are General Candidate.But As a SC/ST Candidate With Reservations You Might Get a Seat,In Mechanical Branch.

Good luck

Hello Anirudh,

You have 66.5% in  total so you may get an admission. But it may be or may not be as government colleges have varying eligibility criterias.

you can use the link given below to get more information:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-cutoff

Good Luck!

you can search in the link for colleges

Hi Deepti,

There are many degrees that you can complete by correspondence or distance education but B.Tech is a course which requires theoretical as well as technical expertise and thus one has to cordially attend the practical classes of any B.Tech course in order to become an engineer. Thus, there