B.Tech

IISER Bhopal isn't the place for a typical B.Tech in Computer Science or Electrical. They're more into pure sciences and research stuff. You'll find BS-MS dual degrees, a BS in Engineering Sciences, and integrated PhD programs there—not the regular engineering tracks. If you're aiming for a classic B.Tech in CS or EE, better stick to IITs, NITs, IIITs, or solid private colleges.

To get into BML Munjal for B.Tech CSE, you'll need at least 60% in your Class 12 boards (with PCM + English) and a JEE Main percentile of 55 or above. But realistically, if you want to be safe, aim for over 60 percentile. They also consider CUET and BMU-SAT scores, so you've got options. The cutoff isn't insanely high, but the competition is picking up each year.

As per current AICTE and UGC guidelines, B.Tech through distance education is not permitted in India because it involves practical and lab-based training. However, you can explore alternatives like B.Tech for working professionals (part-time or evening mode) offered by some approved institutions. Always check whether the course is recognised and approved before applying.

With 94 percentage in 12th standard which is exceptionally great you can get admission to various good colleges in Chennai for pursuing Bachelor's in Technology BTech in colleges which includes Anna University, SRM Institute of Science & Technology, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai Institute of Technology, Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science, also you can take admission to the IIT Madras but for that you'll have to get a exceptionally good rank in JEE Advance entrance exam.

With 981/1000 in intermediate, consider these government engineering colleges:

- *IITs, NITs, and other colleges*: Check JEE Main/Advanced cutoffs

- *AI/ML colleges*: Like JNTUHCEH (TS EAMCET cutoff rank 55728-151482)

Focus on:

- *JEE Main/TS EAMCET*: Perform well

- *Class 12 marks*: For direct admission in some colleges like SASTRA University's Stream 2.