Engineering Ranking

RV College of Engineering
PES University
BMS College of Engineering
MSRIT

IIST-Trivandrum is one of the top-notch institutes for aerospace and aeronautics course. Though you need to clear JEE Advanced exam for getting admission in this college.

The definition of best, varies from person to person and is influenced by personal inclinations and ones strength for e. g. some people might to go with regular stream like CS mechanical, Electronics and some might go with not so common branches like Robotics, petroleum, mining. Opt for the engineering branch that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission. You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of Aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion.

Yes, you can get a good college because now colleges offer admissions only on the basis of JEE score or any other competitive exam. And the percentage of class 12th has a very little effect. So, do good in JEE. It will surely get you in a good college.
All the best.

Check out the link below for top automobile engineering colleges in South India:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-automobile-engineering-colleges-in-Karnataka/51-2-106-0-0 (For more options filter colleges state & City wise).

IIT Madras
NIT Trichy
IIT Hyderabad
Anna University
PSG, Coimbatore
Sastra University
Sri Venkateswara college of engineering, perumbudur
VIT, Vellore
SRM university
Sri venkateswara universityAndhra University
JNTU ananthapuram
JNTU kakinada
Amrita university
Gitam Visakhapatnam
KLU Vijayawada
Kongu engineering college
PES Bangalore
MS Ramaiah institute
NIT surathkal
NIT Calicut.

You can consider following colleges:
RV College of Engineering
BMS College of Engineering
MSRIT
PESIT
Bangalore Institute of Technology

Hello Bhuvesh, Your query is absolutely on dot! One must see employability after spending lot of money on education. But facts about employment of fresh graduates in engineering branch is not very happy. HRD ministry of GoI reported that last year more than 50% students remained unemployed. Of course a lot depends on your college and of course your capabilities & academics. IT / CSE / Mechanical are perhaps the branches where probability of employment is much more than others.But frankly speaking what happens after four years is anybody's guess. It is believed that there is likely to be shortage of engineers then !