Yes, you are eligible for gate 2021 even if you are in 3rd year of b.tech.

Food processing engineering is about processing into food from raw materials. It is 4 year course. Even after completion of undergraduate course you can certainly find many jobs such as quality control executive., Production manager., Product development executive etc.,

If you want to have an master's degree you can go into courses such as

1. Master's of engineering in food technology

2. Master of technology in processing and food engineering

3. Master of technology in food and nutrition

4. Master of technology in food safety and standards etc.

You can even join the certification courses which will help you alot for your job and carrier.

Nit rourkela has an amazing placement cell which provides paid internship and research opportunities to it's students. Almost 80 percent of the ece students received paid internship offers throughout their course.

For the placements, nit rourkela comes second to none especially for cse and ece branch students which usually take up most of the job opportunities provided.The highest package for an ece student go upto 35-40 LPA. The lowest being around 4-5 LPA. The average is around 9-11 LPA.

The chief recruiters being reliance,oracle, schneider,intel,Infosys etc

Have faith in what you do and you would be where you want to be.

Good luck

Hi

The Highest Package of CSE student in NIT Rourkela is 39.2 Lakhs Per Anum, Total number of companies visited in 2019 are around 215 and the maximum number of placements got to Btech-Cse. Number of jobs offered are around 1020.

Top Companies are ABB, Accenture, Axis Bank, Airtel, Amazon, Deloitte, Infosys, IBM, Intel, Essar, Capgemini etc.

Thank You

Have A Great Day

Hello student.

A rank of 70 is a good one to get seat in the nit or iiit colleges with reservations. Since you have mentioned that you belong to the sc-pwd category you may have a chance of getting into some good nits though we cannot say for sure that you will be guaranteed a seat at mechanical engineering due to the high demand nature of the course.

There are some newer NITs where you would have a chance at getting mechanical engineering such as NIT Pondicherry or NIT Andhra Pradesh. I suggest you to apply for state colleges or any other private institutions. There are pretty many good private institutions where you can apply. Here are few good private institutions

1. Ssn college in chennai

2. Amrita institution in coimbatore

3. Psg college of engineering in coimbatore

4, cbit college in Hyderabad

5. Vasavi college

6. Sastra deemed to be a university in thanjavur

You can check your colleges using the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

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• Biotechnology
• Ceramic Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil engineering
• MME
• Mining Engineering
• Industrial Design

Hello Aspirant,

The admission into a good NIT or a good college for B Arch depends on various factors like no. of students appeared each year, seat availability in the college, exam difficulty level, and previous years cutoff trends.

The cutoff will be in the form of opening and closing rank within which admission will be offered by the institute.

You can see the previous years cutoff trends of various NITs given below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-b-arch-b-planning

Also, you can see the list of best B Arch colleges below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-b-arch-colleges-in-india

Hope that helps. Good luck

From the information provided by you, it seems difficult for you To get any seat in NIT ROURKELA (if you are from UR/General Category/OS quota)

However, it would be better if you look through other state level exams or other engg. Entrance exams for getting admission.

Meanwhile you can also check out the college predictor tool which may further help you in this concern.

For various NITs

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-top-nits

Hi there!

In my opinion,

If you just want the tag of NIT, you may go for NITR, but for a better coding environment,BIT is always a better choice.BIT performs exceptionally well in variour coding contests and is winner of GS We Build Coding Contest 2017,Smart India Hackathon 2017, Amdocs Innovation Challenge 2017.

It produces 3–4 Google Summer Of Code Qualifiers every year.Also, its perfomance in ICPC(considered as Olympics for coding) is way better than NITK.

Now comes most important part, that is placement. In current placement season more than 50 students of CSE(out of 130) have already got a package greater than 20lpa with the average package above 10lpa.

Other than placements, many 3rd year students have got the summer internship and are expecting a ppo.

Companies like Microsoft,Amazon,Goldman Sachs, Direct i, Wallmart Labs visits campus every year for full time jobs as well as summer internship.

Even in further studies, BIT is doing great. Either it is CAT or GATE or MS, BIT have a lot of selections with good rank.

Recently, BIT has started choice based course structure in CSE department. It provides student dozens of subject to choose from according to their choice.

Only problem with BIT is adminstration is not that much supportive which I think is improving.

I think you got all information about BIT.