Engineering

Hello Mohit Shrivastav, it's a very interesting and at the same time intriguing query that you have raised. Of course the answer is quite simple. Every state has its own criteria for domicile for any student. Of course in majority of the cases it depends on the domicile of the parents. As an example a student may complete his 10th in one state and 12th in another state but if the student's parents are say are from the armed forces and they are domiciled in Maharashtra then the students domicile will be considered as that of Maharashtra in spite of the fact that he has done his 10th and 12th from different states all together. In view of the foregoing I would like to advise you to visit the web page of the directorate of technical education of both these states and download the information brochure about admissions in engineering colleges where a chapter is devoted to the domicile of the students and also who can take part in the counselling process of that state. Best wishes to you.

Hello Viva Palwal, I must say that you are ranking at 37000 in EWS category is of course very nice. However it may not be enough to get you a seat through jossa that is the counselling for admission in NIT and equivalent institutes. This is so because NITs together have roughly 50000 seats and out of these 50% are for reserved category. That leaves 25000 for general candidates and out of these 10% that is 2500 are for EWS category. In a nutshell you will be fighting for a seat in these 2500 vacancies is in different NIT's and equivalent institutions. In view of this information you can SEE for yourself where you stand and how much are your chances of getting admission. In addition I will like to sincerely advice you not to think of placements at this stage in your life because it is still 3 years away. You must at the present think of understanding the subjects that would be taught to you in the college and assimilating them so that you are fit to face the world when time comes for placements and job. To help you I am attaching a college predictor developed by Shiksha that will help you in guessing as to which branch and which college you are likely to get with your present performance in this examination. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

The cutoff information for the academic year 2021-22 is not yet available on the official website of Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University (DDU Gorakhpur) as the admission process for the current academic year is still ongoing.
However, based on the previous year's cutoffs, the closing rank for admission to B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering at DDU Gorakhpur was around 25000-28000 for the General category. The closing rank for candidates belonging to OBC, SC, and ST categories was relatively lower, at around 40000-45000.
It is important to note that the cutoffs for admission to B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering at DDU Gorakhpur are determined by various factors, including the number of applicants, the number of available seats, the difficulty level of the entrance exam, and the performance of the candidates.
You may check the official website of DDU Gorakhpur for updates on the admission process and cutoffs for the current academic year.

Arihant BITSAT and NCERT books are good resources for preparing for the BITSAT exam, but they may not be sufficient on their own to crack the exam. BITSAT is an entrance exam that tests your knowledge and understanding of various concepts related to Physics Chemistry Mathematics/Biology, and English proficiency. Apart from Arihant BITSAT and NCERT books, you should also refer to other relevant textbooks, study materials, and previous year question papers to prepare effectively for the exam. You can also consider joining a coaching institute or taking online courses to get additional support and guidance. It is also important to practice solving problems and answering questions to build your confidence and improve your speed and accuracy. You can find many online resources, mock tests, and practice papers that can help you in this regard. In summary, while Arihant BITSAT and NCERT books are useful resources, you should supplement your preparation with other materials, coaching, and practice tests to ensure that you are well-prepared for the BITSAT exam.