Engineering Entrance Exam

This is a very generic question asked by most of the aspirants, especially the newcomers. The answer to the best subject for GATE is subjective and completely depends on your interest, career goals, and relevant BTech discipline. However, here are some of the popular and high-demanding branches, with the highest number of applicants every year -

• Computer Science (CS)

• Electrical Engineering (EE)

• Electronics and Communication Engineering (EC)

• Mechanical Engineering (ME) and 

• Civil Engineering (CE)

These branches are popular due to their strong career prospects and wide range of opportunities with a generous package. 

 Branch and category matter here. You might score a seat in Civil or Mechanical Engineering at some NITs or find a fit in less competitive branches like Biotechnology. Don't forget to leverage home state quota or explore less popular NITs - they might just be your ticket in!

The fees structure of B.Tech 2025 CSE course is lies between 12 lack to 20 lack which is depend on your college if you are not eligible for any type of counselling then you can take admission in private colleges through management couta in this situation the fee structure of your B.Tech course is increased 

With a 72.3175743 percentile in the SC category, you may be eligible for colleges like:

- Delhi University colleges (Sri Aurobindo, Zakir Husain, Lakshmibai, Shyama Prasad Mukherji)

- SAGE University Indore

- Arya Group of Colleges Jaipur

- JK Lakshmipat University Jaipur

- The ICFAI University Jaipur

Check official websites for cut-offs and fees.

A score of 166 in JEE Mains Session 2 would likely translate to a percentile between 98.04+ and 98.14+, based on various analyses and predictions. The exact percentile may vary slightly depending on the difficulty level of the specific paper you took compared to the overall JEE Mains exam. 

General estimate:

A score of 166 generally falls within the range of 98.04 to 98.14 percentile.

Difficulty level:

If your specific paper was considered on the easier side, your percentile might be closer to the lower end of that range. If your paper was considered more challenging, your percentile could be closer to the higher end