DTU - Delhi Technological University

It is 60 percent in boards, which is minimum as well as a good rank in JEE Main which is more important.

Hello Hartej, Delhi Technological University offers many courses in engineering field. Along with this, it offers many other courses also. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different branches of Engineering which are offered by this university in Delhi. It is a very tough to give difference between meaning of different engineering courses that you ask for but you will find all information on wiki. Wikipedia of will give you whatever you are requiring to know. https://www.shiksha.com/university/Delhi-technological-university-23920/courses/be-btech-bc
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Hi,
NCL central certificate is eligible. To be on safe side, keep both of them.

For that, you have to score more than 150 marks to get into these institutes otherwise you can't be able to get into these colleges.

The chances of getting into these colleges in core branches with this rank is quite low, but I'll prefer you not to lose hope and appear for the counselling, till the last round. It may be possible that you can get admission in some good branch, you can get some other NIT. You can try in that, but the main thing you should remember is that take the core branch only.

The closing rank of CSE for outside Delhi region students was 1800+ for DTU and of NSIT was below 1400 in 2017 and before that it is approximately INR. 1.5k and INR.1.2k respectively.

You are try your best, but the chances of getting this college is quite low. So, I'll prefer you to look in other colleges also. If you get any of these colleges, then it is good to have it, but if not, then you should have a backup plan, you can opt for any other NIT like NIT Kurushetra and NIT Jalandhar, these are also good NITs.

You can try your best, but the chances of getting this college is quite low. So, I'll prefer you to look in other colleges also. If you get any of these colleges, then it is good to have it. But, if not, then you should have a backup plan, but you might get admission in NIT-Jamshedpur.

You can try your best, but the chances of getting this college is quite low. So, I'll prefer you to look in other colleges. Also, if you get any of these colleges, then it is good to have it, but if not, then you should have a backup plan.

I'll prefer you to opt for the DTU, as this is better than the NSIT for the CSE branch, as this college has more qualified as well as more faculty members that are pleased to teach students new and new things that are happening in the technology world.