B.Tech

I think you will get admission in an IIT. I am not sure about girl’s quota implementation from this year. But if they have implemented girl’s quota then you will get a good branch as well.

I will give preference to Amrita University (only main campus) over lower NITs just because of their teaching quality and also because of their placement. IIIT and lower NITs are still struggling for faculties and placement.

It is one of the newly introduced branches which is formed by combining mechanical and electronics together. Scope is very high in future and in present as well due to less number of engineers in this field. Thaper is a good choice for mechatronics.

You will get private colleges under WBUT for electronics and communication engineering. BC Roy may be a good choice because of their teaching quality and placement facilities.

You have very less chances of getting an NIT for B.Tech .You may get integrated B.Sc+M.Sc courses in NIT-Patna,NIT-Rourkela and NIT-Agartala. So fill these choices during counselling.

The minimum required score is 60%.

If you have above 60% in HSC, you can walk in directly to our campus to get admission.

Your chances are very less for B.Tech. Assuming you from general category, you can get integrated B.Sc-M.Sc courses in NIT-Patna, NIT-Rourkela and NIT-Agartala. If you are an SC/ST category student then you will get one very easily.

Hi Vedant,
Use this college predictor tool:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor