Engineering Entrance Exam

Yes, you will definitely get CSE in state level colleges like NCER and Siddhant,etc.

Yes, you will definitely get admission for CSE in state level colleges like NCER etc. All the best!

With this rank, it is difficult for you to get into any NIT, IIIT, GFTI's. 

However, I'll suggest you to go for state level counselling and some private colleges there you'll get some advantages too. 

I would also suggest you to use some college predictors. It will help you in getting ideas of various colleges ccording to your requirements.

Also, you can go to the official website of JOSAA and from there you can check the opening and closing rank of all NIT, IIIT or GFTI's including all branches.

All the best!

Here are the branches you will get:

 Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering (sometimes available in certain NITs)

Electrical Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

Chemical Engineering

Biotechnology Engineering

Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

Mining Engineering

Textile Engineering

Agricultural Engineering (in some NITs)

I hope this helps!

The integrated M.Tech in CSE in VIT Vellore may require a rank of under 1500 in the VITEEE to be eligible for getting a seat at the Vellore Institute Of Technology. Anything above the rank is considered to be less chance of getting placed in the Integrated M.Tech in VIT Vellore.

With this rank, you won't be getting into any NIT. Try some State level Counselling, it might help you in getting a good college.

Also, if you are a female (including  Supernumerary) then you can get NIT Goa.

If your Home state is Himachal Pradesh then you can get NIT Hamirpur .

Similarly, it is also based on your gender and home state. On the basis of that you may get a NIT with some lower branches.

To check cutoff trends you can directly visit to the official website of jossa opening and closing rank .

All the best!

 If you have appeared for 12th class Science stream examination, you can appear for JEE mains. However, for JEE advanced and getting admission to NITs and IITs a minimum 75% is required or one needs to be in the top 20 percentile list issued by your board. Hope this helps.

As far as I know, class 12th result does not matter for JEE. If you want to be eligible for JEE Mains, so you must have to clear JEE.

No, It is hard for you to get into a government engineering college since you have a low percentile in JEE. You can get some average engineering colleges near you. My suggestion is to attempt the JEE once again and try to score a good percentile.