Electrical Engineering

No, it is unlikely that you can get NITs for electrical engineering with SC rank of 14188 in JEE main 2025 

You cannot get top branches in top NITs but you can look for less competitive NITs like: 

• NIT Nagaland
• NIT Mizoram
• NIT Sikkim
• NIT Arunachal Pradesh
• NIT Puducherry

Yes, it is possible to get admission to IIT Kharagpur for Electrical Engineering with a rank of 250 in JEE Advanced for candidates belonging to the General AI category. Round 6 of the cutoff list has been released and the cutoff rank for admission to Electrical Engineering was closed at 10095 for candidates belonging to the General AI category. 

Candidates can check the complete information regarding IIT Goa cutoff 2025 on this page. 

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.

51493 rank in JEE Mains is not bad if you've got a category or home state quota. You can try NITs like Mizoram, Meghalaya, Srinagar for CSE or Electrical. Some IIITs and GFTIs too like IIIT Bhagalpur or GKV Haridwar might be open for admission. Not top tier but still decent government options

No, it is not possible to join VSSUT BURLA in electrical engineering with a rank of 225255.

The college VSSUT BURLA require much lower rank than this for the course electrical engineering.

You may check other colleges or lower branch than electrical engineering.

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The annual fee for a Diploma in Electrical Engineering at Government Polytechnic College Lucknow is 12,670 including tuition and hostel fee placement opportunities are available with companies like Tata Motors in Hindalco and Maruti Suzuki recruiting students the average salary package range from 1.5 Lacs per annum to 3.5 Lacs per annum

You can study on your own for Electrical Engineering courses without attending formal classes, but it may result in a lack of formal recognition, practical resources, a structured curriculum approach, and self-discipline. Using good, reliable textbooks by creating a study plan is definitely the right approach, but you should keep track of the industry demands and practical opportunities and explore real-world applications to enter the workspace.

There isn't a set number of reference books that need to be followed for each subject in the Electrical Engineering syllabus for various courses, but usually, it is preferred to adhere to one primary textbook by a popular author and combine it with additional resources like online web articles, YouTube videos from experienced professors or experts, and e-library study material.

Almost all of the colleges offering Electrical Engineering courses follow a balanced approach where the theory-based subjects are assessed through semester exams that are conducted after every 6 months, along with individual and group research projects and class assignments. The division may vary with more weightage being given to the semester exams, around 60 to 70%, and the remainder to the practical component.