In GATE Civil Engineering counselling, seat allocation priority is: Institute preference → Category/reservation → GATE score → Branch preference → Counselling round. Fill choices carefully, as allotment depends mainly on score, rank, and reservation.
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Chenna kesavulu Putchakayala
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With a TNEA rank of 12,648 and a cutoff of 174 for Civil Engineering at Thiagarajar College of Engineering, your chances are very low.
The cutoff rank is much better (lower) than your rank.
You may not get Civil Engineering in this college through counselling.
Consider other branches or other colleges with higher cutoff ranks as backup options.
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Chenna kesavulu Putchakayala
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In Maharashtra CAP counselling for Architecture and Engineering:
CRL (Common Rank List) is used for General category (open) seats.
EWS category rank is used for seats reserved under EWS quota.
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Chenna kesavulu Putchakayala
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For DTU (Delhi Technological University) and NSIT/NSUT admissions through JEE Main:
All India General (CRL) Rank is considered for General category seats.
All India OBC-NCL Rank is considered for OBC category seats.
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Chenna kesavulu Putchakayala
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With a JEE Main 2023 AIR of 110,428, chances for top NITs or IIITs are very low. You can aim for:
Lower-tier NITs – Some CSE/IT seats in later rounds.
GFTIs (Government-Funded Technical Institutes) – CSE, ECE, or EE branches may be available.
State engineering colleges via JoSAA – Seats in reserved/state quota likely.
Other branches like ECE, EE, Mechanical, Civil as backup options
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Chenna kesavulu Putchakayala
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With a JEE Main rank of 75,166, top NITs/IIITs for CSE/IT are unlikely. Consider lower-tier NITs, non-premier IIITs, GFTIs, and state engineering colleges. Include ECE/EE/IT-related branches as backup in your JoSAA choices.
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