Hi

It is very difficult to predict the marks/percentile/rank required in JEE mains to get a seat in DTU as cut off  keeps changing every year due upon several factors like

• number of students that appeared in the jee main exam,

• kind of marks obtained by them ,

• toughness level

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you as you have rank greater then 9,000 so getting C.S.E in S.R.M.J.E.E is very low as compared to past year cutoff trends C.S.E branch closes around 9,000 to 10,000. You can see the previous year cutoff

Firstly if you want to join BTech courses after Diploma then you have to qualify lateral entry examination organized by the State government and there are no national level examination.

After Diploma many students change there area of study, so you can change it provided the college you want to

hi,

see srm university kattankhulatur, chennai campus is the main campus. the following b.tech in cse courses is available at srm KTR campus:

• Computer Science and Engineering
• CSE with specialisation in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• CSE with Big Data Analytics
• CSE with specialisation in Cloud Computing
• CSE with specialisation

Dear Student,

Unfortunately,  you might be not getting seat in a engineering government college of India but I will suggest you to try for your homestate colleges, maybe there you will have some chances to get state based government colleges.

But your profile suggest that you are from Andhra Pradesh

Hello,

The overall rank is expected to be in between 235290 - 264500. The category rank will be around 20000. Considering the previous year cut off you do not have chances of getting seat in the preferred IIITs. You need to score minimum 92-94 percentile or above in JEE Main

Dear aspirant, for sastra there is no cutoff and no minimum percentile required. It is based on 12th percentage and jee main marks(sastra will calculate like this 12th percentage * 0.75+jee main mark * 0.25)

Total is of 165 marks. Out of 165 marks what are your marks based on