B.Tech

Hello Yashdeep,
With just 35 marks out of 360, you should ask yourself what happened? Where did you go wrong? If you want CS only this year, then you can attempt admission in private college via management quota.

If you want to pursue research and academics career then B.Sc (Honors) in physics is very good career option in comparison to run of mill Engineering degree from tier 3 engineering college without any good academic environment and placement records.

Some deemed universities are very good. If you share name of deemed university you are evaluating to do B.Tech Mechanical, right & appropriate advice can be shared.

Hello Siddhartha,
You can appear for JEE Advanced but if you don't get above 75% marks in boards, then you will not have chances for admission in any IITs.

Hello Rs,
If you are aiming for JEE Advanced and not certain about the eligible marks in 12th boards, then better you write the improvement paper next year and prepare for IIT.
All the best.

Top engineering colleges do not give direct admission. You are advised to appear for Engineering Entrance Examinations to seek admission in top engineering college for B.Tech CS. You may try private universities such as Amity which provide direct admission to meritocratic students with exceptional m

https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/JEE-Main-Branch-Predictor.aspx
You can search on this link which college you may get.

Both are good. It depends on your ability and college.

Aspirants who have diploma in Engineering and desire to do B.Tech in Mechanical are given an option to join directly to the second year of B.Tech or BE program. This opportunity available in the engineering colleges affiliated to Mumbai University. As to get admissions, candidates have to appear and