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<p>Dear reader, </p><p>These schools are great, but LPU also has top-notch M.Tech programs in robotics, power systems, and VLSI design. LPU offers a solid alternative for advanced technical specialisation thanks to its industry-partnered labs and placement cell, which has regularly secured jobs for students in Fortune 500 organizations.</p>

Hello Gautam,
BITS-Pilani, KIIT College, VIT University, PES University, Thapar University, Sastra University, Anna University, DTU Delhi, NSIT-Delhi, PGS College, BIT-Mesra and HBTU-Kanpur are best colleges apart from IIT and NIT.

You can be appointed as a professor. Or you may be hired by companies for research in your field.

Hello Abhishek, IIT K is the second best choice of students after IIT Bombay. I feel one must be in top 150 to get shot at admission in IT branch in IIT K.

First of all, congratulations on your results. The JEE Main Cutoff for 2022 was recently released, and usually this cutoff is of two types: the qualifying cutoff and the admission cutoff. The admission cutoff for JEE Main will be the opening and closing ranks for each government institute like NIT and will be released by JoSAA (joint seat allocation authority). Based on the information you have given, you have fewer chances of getting into NITs or IIITs. Depending on the course-based cut-off, you may be able to get into institutes such as NIT Agartala for specific branches. However, you can try getting admission into government colleges in... View more

It is an excellent strategy to do M.Tech from any of the IITs by cracking GATE after B.Tech from a private university. It will help you get a good job and help in career growth as you will be known as an IITian.

Your son is eligible for NITs primarily in north-east region.
Please check last year's cut-off:
Institute Name Opening Rank Closing Rank
AB Vajpayee IIIT and Management, Gwalior3419 20927
Birla Institute of Technology, Deogarh 8290 39292
Birla Institute of Technology, Patna1677 528684
Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi 4818 13285
Dr. Bheem Rao Ambedkar NIT, Jalandhar 4303 22540
Faculty of engineering, Haridwar 1170 3670
9IIIT D&M, Tamil Nadu 1542 17503
IIIT, Allahabad1091 4757
IIIT Amethi 4915 18857
Institute of Technology, GG vishwavidhalaya, Bilaspur 1136 636787
JK institute of Ap... View more

Please click the link below for details. You can also refer to your seniors or college teacher for detailed information. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/gate-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/gate-exam</a>.

5 years dual degree programme combines the courses of B.Tech / BE and M.Tech / ME, whereas regular B.Tech is a 4 year course. If you wish to pursue M.Tech, after regular B.Tech, you need to spend another 2 years adding to a total of 6 years whereas you get the same qualification in just 5 years with the integrated courses. However, not all colleges provide integrated courses. So, with limited seats, the competition gets tougher.

No, there is no such mandatory condition. So, just relax.

You will not sit for M.Tech placements in IIT but you can Definitely get sit in Other Institutions. Best of luck for your future and if there's any query, feel free to ask.

Hello Manash,
For doing ME or M.Tech, you need to have done graduation in engineering. You have not done this, hence I am afraid you are not eligible for admission to M.Tech in IIT.

Hi Mahidhar.
According to your rank IIT roper would be the best one for CSE go for it
It's known for its great placement record and faculty wise also it is the best college
My best wishes
All the very best.

IITs, NITs and other state level colleges for M.Tech in VLSI are:
-IIT Kharagpur (KGP)
-IIT Kanpur
-Indian Institute of Technology, [IIT] Delhi
-IIT Roorkee
-IIT Guwahati
-GITAM Institute of Technology
-National Institute of Technology, [NIT] Surathkal
-Punjab Engineering College University of Technology, [PEC] Chandigarh
-Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, [VNIT] Nagpur
-Malaviya National Institute of Technology, [MNIT] Jaipur
-Dr. BR Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, [NIT] Jalandhar
-SRM University, Chennai
-National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur [NIT Hamirpur]. .

Hello Prasanna,
Undoubtedly IIM would be the best choice, and for that you will have to prepare hard.
If you are in your final year, you can choose to go for CAT 2018.
CAT has three sections:
1.Reading Comprehension and Verbal Ability.
2.Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation.
3.Quantitative Aptitude
You can find the complete syllabus online.
Go through it.
Go through previous year question papers.
You can join coaching classes if you want to.
Good luck!

Hello Rohit,
The placement is pretty much decent in Industrial and management. Some of them have grabbed jobs from the biggest analytics firms like Mckinsey, UHG etc. The placement statistics for IME have been impressive and will continue to be due to emerging growth of data analytics and science in market.
Hope this helps you!
Thanks.

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an all-India examination that primarily tests the comprehensive understanding of various undergraduate subjects in engineering and science. Students who join M.Tech at IITs, NITs and IISc based on GATE score are eligible for Government of India fellowship.

In my opinion you should go for IITs as there are many advantages of the IIT tag. CSE in DTU is a good option but you don't get much exposure of different skills you learn in college. IITs have a great exposure to all of these.

no chance prepare for adv.

Hello Arpan,
Placements in IIT's or IISc after graduation or PG is normally with well-known companies and as a result average package offered is about 8-10 LPA.

M.Tech in power electronics and M.Tech in microelectronics and VLSI Design are the two renowned streams in M.Tech which are known. For more details, go to shiksha.com and search for M.Tech electronics IIT/NIT for more relevant information.

Hello Abhijeet, Cutoffs in IIT or NIT are indeed dynamic. It all depends on the toughness if the question paper set for JEE Mains / JEE Advanced. It also depends on the perception of students about a particular branch. In some years mechanical branch is at top while in some other, electrical branch is at top. I will say that you should aim for scoring 70 percentile and above if you want to get confirmed admission in mechanical branch. Best wishes.

Hello Hermione, Always remember&quot;Failure is never final&quot;. You can always get better by hard work. It's nice to see your aim of getting into IIST at Trivendrum. Eligibility for this is JEE Advanced and for that one needs 75% marks in 12th. However there are plenty of other good colleges with this branch. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about these colleges. Remove IIT's and have a look at other options. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-aeronautical-engineering-colleges-in-india/49-2-0-0-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ra... View more

With 53 percentile, you cannot get admission in any of the reputed Institutes. You can only get admission in some Tier III Institutes in your locality for B.Tech.

I shall respond to the Second Question First. The Placement Status of IITs is the best in the country. It is not just about the number of people. Places or the total percentage of placed students. It is more about what kind of Jobs are offered and achieved. IITs get good jobs and salaries. Now, The B.Tech and M.Tech aren't placed together. They might sit in the placements but because of the qualification there remains a difference in the realised offers. The students do have the choice of picking a job but the degrees are surely different for the employers.

The Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. (JAM) is an admission test to Master of Science (M.Sc.) and other post-graduate science programs at the Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science, and other institutes. The main objective of JAM is to provide admissions to various M.Sc., M.Sc.-Ph.D. dual-degree and other post-graduate programs based on the performance in a single test.
You are advised to appear in JAM to seek admission in M.Sc Biotechnology at IIT.

To get M.Sc (biotechnology) in the mentioned institutions, you need to complete B.Sc and then qualify JAM. On the other hand, you can also sit for JEE Advanced for IITs and IISc and IISER aptitude test for IISER, but it is for integrated B.Sc+M.Sc.

Sorry but your chances are less to get any NIT because your rank is too low.

Hello Akash,
For admission into M.Sc programs at IITs, you need to clear IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc). The admission is done through that exam only.

<p><strong>IIT Palakkad JEE Advanced cutoff 2025</strong> has been released for the first round. The cutoff was released for different categories belonging to the All India quota. The cutoff ranks among the General AI category candidates varied between <strong>5736&nbsp;</strong>and&nbsp;<strong>14872</strong>. <strong>BTech in CSE </strong>turned out to be the toughest specialisation among the General AI category.</p><p>In the table below, students can find the cutoff range for different categories in the first round:</p><table style="width: 30.2032%;&... View more