M.E. in Computer Networks and Information Security 

at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai, Andheri West

Here is the previous year's cutoff information for RGIT Mumbai M.Tech admissions:

Round 1 Cutoff (2022-23):

M.Tech in Computer Engineering: 35.67 (General), 26.67 (SC/ST), 31.67 (OBC)

M.Tech in Electronics Engineering: 33.67 (General), 24.67 (SC/ST), 29.67 (OBC)

M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering: 32.67 (General), 23.67 (SC/ST), 28.67 (OBC)

The main eligibility criteria is that you should've the B.Tech/ B.E degree in that particular field in order to get the admission in Mtech in that program. Then you've to submit your application along with entrance exams scores . Then, they'll verify your details and you will be receiving admission if your entrance exams scores is high along with your Bachelors percentage/CGPA.

You are first advised to check for the eligibility for M.Tech at RGIT i.e. 50% or greater marks in aggreagte in BE/B.Tech/AMIE or equivalent degree in Computer Science / Information Science / Electronics & Communication Engineering / Telecommunication Engineering / Electrical and Electronics Engineering and in case of SC/ST, it should not be less than 45%.
It accepts students through score of GATE and MHTCET, you have to fill their application form which is free of cost form their website like the one available at the download appliaction in their official website of college .
They have a total tuition fees of 1.31 lacs for all the courses they offer fot M.Tech .

The total tuition fee for a two-year BTech course at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai, is INR 10.66 lakhs. Apart from this, the student may also need to pay additional charges like hostel and application fees, etc. The college offers five specialisations in MTech.

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology offers M.Tech programme, with a duration of two year. This programme is offered under four specialisations: 

The difference between Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 colleges is based on their academic reputation, infrastructure, faculty, and placement records. Tier 1 colleges are considered the best in terms of academics, research, and placements, while Tier 2 and Tier 3 colleges are considered less prestigious than Tier 1.

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology Mumbai is a Tier 1 Engineering college. It has been consistently ranked in the top 100 engineering colleges in India by various ranking agencies, including the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF). The institute offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Engineering, as well as doctoral programmes in select areas. Further, according to student reviews the college has a talented faculty and management, and students are well placed in their careers.

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology MHTCET Cutoff has been published for students seeking admission to Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology. The Round 1 cutoff ranks have been released for different categories under the Home State category. The Cutoff ranks for the General HS category ranged between 88.05 and 95.72. Therefore, there is high chance of getting into Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology with rank 94. Candidates can refer to the table below to check the cutoff ranks for the General HS category:

There is nothing like the cutoff for private engineering colleges like Giet Gunupur and other similar kinds of colleges throughout the country there are too many seats remaining vacant every year.

If your Jee rank is less than 3 Lakhs then u can easily secure a seat in any of the branches according to your interest through counselling.

But if it is more than 3 Lakhs then it depends upon the demand of the college and the branch.

You can directly contact the college for the seat booking process which is also preferable if u could not do well in the JEE mains. You can take admission in any of the private colleges with this process with or without donation depending upon the availability of the seat. They will insist you make the donation even if there are seats available you just need to keep calm and simply deny and just say in reply you are unable to do so.