B.Tech

Hi P. Gopal,
Find below the link to Shiksha's best college predictor for EAMCET which will help you know about various colleges and streams that you may have a chance to fit in this year:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ap-eamcet-college-predictor
Feel free to raise more queries.
Wishing you all the best.

Hello Faniya,
It is difficult to get a seat for B.Tech food technology at CEG with this cut-off. But it varies based on caste. So, you may refer to the previous year cut-off scores from the link below to know your chances:
https://info.tnea.ac.in/tinfo/index.php

For that, you can appear for NDA, TES and 10+2 technical entry scheme. In that, first, you need to clear the cut-off then you have to appear for the SSB.

B.Tech+MBA integrated course is the best option in terms of the package. Companies prefer to have those students that have some idea about the sales and also about the market trend and only in MBA course, students get to know about this.

If you belong to the general category then there are chances that you will not be able to get CS branch in this college in the first round of counselling but if you belong to any other category then you will be able to get the college with CS branch with utmost ease.

In this college, you can easily get the desired stream by the marks you have scored in JEE Mains. But for the CS there may be the chances that you cannot be able to get it because this is the branch which gets filled quickly.

IET-Lucknow is now on the top after HBTI has withdrawn itself from UPSEE in government colleges and after that KNIT-Sultanpur is the best option followed by Buldenkand University. These are the government institutes and in private, it is always fluctuating sometime ABES is on the top and sometimes JSS and AKG bag the top ranking.