Engineering

Yes, it's a bit tough. Also, repeated questions from previous year papers are very less in paper 2.

You should score above 150 marks to get a seat in IIIT-Hyderabad for CSE branch.

This campus offers very good placement opportunities for students. They give additional certification courses along with studies. The offer practical learning. Overall the campus is very good for engineering.

It's too high. The required marks are above 230. If you have good marks in JEE and HSC, you will get chemical engineering.

Firstly, IIT-Jodhpur is quite new, I mean just four years old or so while MNIT has an established reputation and is now in its 52nd year. Also, the infrastructure is good. No offence intended towards IIT-Jodhpur but if you take out the tag "IIT" you'll find that it is hollow. Placements are faring m

Yes, of course. It will be held in Maharashtra for admission to engineering course.

The cut-off ranges from 150 to 200 in HPTU for civil engineering.

It's mandatory to get 70% and above in 12th and more than 150 marks in JEE Mains to get admission in agricultural engineering.

It's above 180 in Nagpur. You have to score 180 and above to get a seat for fire and safety. This fire and safety is a rare branch and also has less seats in most of the colleges.

Yes. Some state government engineering colleges offer reductions and also will provide scholarships to students. This is only done through college management. If you are a JEE Mains qualified student, take admission based on that criteria.