B.Tech

Admission in VIT is only possible if you will give VITEEE exam and qualify the minimum cutoff marks through which admission take place otherwise it's not possible unless you are NRI student.

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Hello,
Sorry to say, it seems very difficult to get ICT Mumbai for B.Tech Food Engineering and Technology. For Open category (Ladies Quota) cutoff for 2017 was 154 (1832 rank ). So, getting ICT-Mumbai seems difficult. You can go for other Colleges. Below are the Colleges offering Food Engineering and Technology in Mumbai.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-food-technology-colleges-mumbai-all

Some college of Jharkhand is good and some college of orissa is good. So it is totally depends on name of the college.

First, it depends on your interest level on the Branch. Next, is the duration of course. Are you okay to spend around 5+ years in the same course, and specialization at a stretch? If you are inclined to take up career in IT and Data-Science, Machine learning etc., then better opt for integrated course. ECE will be a bit tough, when compared to IT, and if you are very keen to go for ECE related jobs, then you can opt ECE from ISM. Keeping in view of placement opportunity and coding environment, it would be better if you to go for IIIT integrated course.

The fees is around 1 Lacs per year in this institute for B.Tech.

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