B.Tech

Yes. It is reputed when it comes to faculty experience and exposure.

Yes, it is good but I'll prefer MIET as it is good in terms of study and also in conducting classes regularly.

Yes, COEP offers B.Tech in CSE and this is the best branch in this college in terms of placements.

You will get the best institution, because your rank is below 10,000. So chances are there to get good institution for your better future.

B.Tech course is not offered by the university anymore, previously it was introduced for a year but now it is not there.

You can try construction management, project management or infrastructure management.
These are the courses basically focused on construction. You can also opt for other courses if you want.

Earlier, B.Tech courses were provided by DU but later they were separated and DTU was formed. But some colleges affiliated with DU do offer engineering courses. There are many DU affiliated colleges that provide technical courses.

Tuition Fees Waiver Scheme is eligible, if your family income is below INR 2.5 lakhs.

It is not about your college it's about your passion in engineering if you have your passion in engineering than every college proof a milestone. Just focus on the questions what else you would able to do if you change your institution. And do your best in the college where you get admission. Nowadays, electronic education is everywhere but no one give you passion. Just start your journey with passion.

Hello, Germany Public University would be highly ambitious with the aggregate score of 60% marks especially in mechanical engineering. As the academic requirement is from 65% marks -70% marks in Germany.