Dear aspirant! 

Sorry to say but your marks is quite  low to get any good government college. 

You have scorsc  300 marks then according to my knowledge your rank must be varying between  290001 - 30000 .

The level of cutoff  changes  every year  and depend  upon the  certain factors

Hii Raj,

Petroleum Engineering is one of the finest branches of engineering which deals with the activities related to the production of Hydrocarbons whivh can either be Crude oil or natural gas.India has well developed petroleum industry including both government and private sectors.petroleum engineers have a good scope in India

Well,Nit is know as National Institute of Technology.For getting admission on nit u should have 30 marks more than the cutoff.Well,but there is low chance in taking admission through cutoff mostly the admission done by air.Every college have thier own rank for admission.If u have good score more than the

hello sunil patel,

yes it is possible after 10th you need to for diploma that us your polytechnic in that particualr field and then you haev to go for the btech. so yes you can do petroleum engineering after 10th.

i hope you understadn. so all the very best have

Since pdpu is very esteemed university in its forte and petroleum seats are filled first, you must have a much better rank than 70k to get it. Keeping aside normal rounds, even spot round can go upto 40k maximum. So I don't think that there are much chances of getting

Hey.

Here is a list of a few top colleges for Petroleum engineering in India.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai

IIT (ISM) Dhanbad - Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines) 

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), UttarPradesh

Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), Gandhinagar

University of Petroleum

Hii Aspirant,  this is good university in petroleum. Last year from this college placement is quite good . A total of 506 students have been successfully placed with attractive salary packages in reputed national and international organizations during last academic session. The highest package was of Rs. 25 Lakh with

Hi Ankush!

You have actually got 74% with the subject combination of Physics, Chemistry and Maths. Thus according to the class 12 subject combination criteria, which suggests including PCM for calculating percentage, you will not get admission in IIT and NIT. But never mind you will get admission in private

Hi Yash 

Both the subjects have their pros and cons. So it's totally upto your potential, capabilities and areas of interest. 

If you are interested in technical studies and want to go for engineering, BTech, BCA etc after 12th then you must choose computer science. 

Knowledge of computer science can