Engineering

Rank around 50k, some colleges are :

1. Government College of Engineering, Amravati

2. Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon

3. Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology, Badnera

4. K. J. Somaiya Institute of Engineering and IT (less competitive branches)

5. Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering, Pune (non-core branches)

6. MIT Academy of Engineering, Pune (non-CSE branches)

Many private self-financing colleges throughout Maharashtra

Top colleges (CEG, PSG, MIT Chennai): Require very high marks and ranks (cutoff 198+ out of 200; ranks below 1,500).

Mid-tier colleges: Cutoffs around 192–197; ranks between 3,000 to 10,000+.

Other colleges: Lower cutoffs (170–190) and ranks from 10,000 up to 80,000+ offer seats in many private/self-financing colleges.

Now choice is yours choose accordingly and best of luck for your future 

Direct admission on 12th marks alone is generally NOT possible for government colleges or reputed universities.

Admission Process: Register, appear for JEE Main, then participate in counseling (HSTES/JoSAA).

Private colleges may offer some direct/management quota admissions, but basic eligibility (12th marks, JEE Main appearance) still applies.

With an IPU CET MBA rank of 757, your chances of getting into MAIT are really, really slim—MAIT's 2025 Round 1 cutoff for MBA was between 294–727 across all categories, so you're just outside that sweet zone. To improve your shot, keep MAIT as a high preference during counselling, stay active for spot rounds or mop-up rounds, and be ready with documents and fees to grab any late openings.

Admission to SASTRA for Aerospace Engineering is determined by a combination of Class 12 and JEE Mains scores. In JEE Mains, the general category cutoffs have recently ranged from 7,000 to 11,000 ranks. The university's B.Tech rank list for this year was made public in mid-June, and online counselling is proceeding without a hitch.

From what I've seen, Kongu Engineering College's TNEA cutoff for CSE, IT, and ECE usually stays above 180–190, so with 175 it's tough for those. But you can still get branches like Mechanical, Civil or EEE. The fees come to around INR 55 K – INR 60 k per year, and hostel charges are extra.

To apply for Engineering courses at Gisma University of Applied Sciences, international students generally need a school leaving certificate, proof of English proficiency (like IELTS 5.5 with at least 5.0 in each component or equivalent), and to pass an entrance test .Some programs require an entrance test and proof of math skills. If you don't meet direct entry criteria, GISMA offers foundation or premaster programmes. There's no application fee, but a €3,000 deposit secures your spot. With four intakes a year, applying early ensures enough time for admission, visa processing, and preparation for your studies in Germany.

If you're aiming for CSE at Shri Ram Murti Smarak College (Bareilly) through AKTU counselling, remember that admission is based on your Common Rank List (CRL), not just your OBC category rank. Even though you have an OBC rank of around 1,07,000, check your CRL—it's what actually matters. In past years, SRMSC CSE seats were allotted up to CRL ranks of over 10 lakh, so your chances are good if your CRL is similar or better. Always list SRMSC as a higher preference, use your home state OBC quota, and keep an eye on later counselling rounds for more openings. as i researched you can easily get SRMSC