Computer Science and Engineering

76% is the cut-off for civil engineering.

As your rank is not so good, I think you also know that, so admission in NITs is not possible for you. But don't lose hope as there are many other colleges.

Hello Shivank,
From the above two, you should go for MJPRU because of good placements, impressive campus, etc.

Yes, Amity-Noida is very good for B.Tech in CS. Apart from that, this university will play a crucial role in your overall development which would prove to be of great help afterwards as this university not only lay emphasis on academics but other things also. But please do not, I repeat never ruin y

Yes, you can sit for the aptitude test. You should fulfil all other criteria for the exam. Go to the official website of IISER and kindly look over it.
All the best.

You should decide for yourself. If you are confident that you can crack the JEE for CSE then you should drop a year, otherwise, don't waste your time. You can also lose what you have now. So, as per my opinion, don't drop and start studying now in IIIT. Placements totally depend on you. If you have

As your score is a little good. You can go for MIT-Pune or Sinhgad College which is the best college in Pune for B.Tech in any branch. The placements are also better there as compared to other colleges.
All the best.

Dear Dhanarajasekar, there is nothing called easy placement. You need to work hard for it. Placements are good in CSE, but there too, if you don't work hard then placement gets difficult. There are many good universities, like LPU where placement of students is foremost. For this reason, they have i

Dear Rishi, check the link below to know the colleges you can get with this rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor.
In case, you don't get your desired college, don't settle for something mediocre. Instead of settling down for some mediocre college, it would be better

B.Tech: In India, it is a professional engineering undergraduate degree awarded after completion of 4 years of engineering study. Diploma: A Diploma is a specific academic award usually earned in professional/vocational courses, e.g., Engineering, Pharmacy, Design, etc. It is equivalent to general d