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To get B.Tech admission in VJTI Mumbai, you need to appear for the MHT CET exam. Based on your score and category, you'll have to go through the CAP (Centralized Admission Process). VJTI has high cutoffs, especially for CSE and IT, so aim for a strong CET score. Keep documents ready for counseling.

With 85k KCET rank, you may get CSE at Presidency University, Bangalore under management quota. The fee for B.Tech CSE there is around INR 2–2.5 lakhs per year. Total cost for 4 years could be INR 8–10 lakhs including other charges. Make sure to confirm exact fees during admission—they may vary slightly.

The B.Tech fee at United College (like United Group of Institutions, Allahabad or Greater Noida) is usually around INR 1.1–1.3 Lacs per year. It can vary slightly by branch or campus. Always confirm with the college directly or check the latest brochure before applying.

With a COMEDK rank of 84,000, getting CSE in top colleges is tough. But you can still try for colleges like Atria Institute, RR Institute, AMC Engineering, or East West College in Bangalore. Fill all possible options and keep IT or ECE as backup branches—they're close to CSE and have good scope too.

With a CUET score of 753/1250, your chances for B.Tech at Pondicherry University depend on your category and course choice. For general category and popular branches like CSE, it may be tough. But for other branches or if you belong to a reserved category, you might get in. Wait for the cutoff to be sure.

Yes, you can do M.Arch after B.Tech in Civil, but only a few colleges allow it. Most require a B.Arch degree. If you're really interested, look for M.Arch (Environmental Planning or Urban Design) where civil grads are sometimes accepted.

With 388 marks in CUET and PCM as subjects, getting B.Tech in top central universities is tough. But you may still get a seat in newer or private universities that accept CUET scores. Apply widely, including state universities, and check cutoffs when released. You might get branches like civil, mechanical, or IT.

ICFAI University Baddi is okay if you're looking for a backup option, but it's not known for strong placements in B.Tech. Most students either go for off-campus jobs or higher studies. If placements matter a lot to you, try comparing it with better-ranked colleges in Himachal or nearby states.

With 63.57% in MHT CET, you do have a fair chance to get B.Tech in Fashion Technology at D.K.T.E. Institute, especially if you're in a reserved category or from the home state. Fill it in your CAP options and keep backup colleges too, just in case the cutoffs go higher this year

Between JECRC (RTU) and BIT Mesra Jaipur, go for BIT Mesra Jaipur if you're serious about placements and academic quality. It has better brand value and industry exposure. JECRC is also decent, but BIT holds more weight if you're thinking long-term. Just check fees and hostel life too before final decision.