Engineering

To get admission to COEP Pune for BTech, candidates must appear for MHT-CET or JEE Main and meet the eligibility criteria set by the university. After qualifying, students must register for MHT-CET counseling for seat allocation. Additionally, they must complete the COEP application process online by filling out the form, uploading required documents, and paying the application fee. Admission is based on merit and entrance exam performance.

With a rank of 741783 in the General category in JEE Main, admission to NITs, IIITs, or government engineering colleges through JoSAA/CSAB is not possible. But you can possibly get admission in private universities such as LPU, SRM, Amity, or through state-level counselling in certain aided or private colleges. Look at the backup alternatives such as diploma-to-degree (lateral entry), improvement year, or application to universities with their own entrances. If you happen to be part of a reserved class, possibilities may marginally increase. Investigate state counselling or direct admission in private colleges on availability.

Yes, you can use your JEE main score for admission to the BTech programme at DY Patil University Navi Mumbai.

For JEE Main 2nd session and April 2025 ki topics include 

1. Mathematics - vector and 3D geometry, conic sections integration, Matrices probability and continuity statistics.
2. Physics- units and dimensions, modern physics, rotational motion logic gates, current electricity 
3. Chemistry - thermodynamics, coordination compounds, salt analysis, chemical equilibrium, biomolecules solutions 

You can find previous years papers and solutions on Shiksha website

Yes it is generally possible to get admission to a B.Tech programme with a backlog in your Polytechnic Diploma but you likely need to clear the backlog before. The  colleges usually require all backlogs to be cleared before any entry for the BTech program.

With 70% tile in JEE Mains and belonging to SC category getting into top NITs or GFTIS for CSE is unlikely however there is a possibility of getting a seat in some NITs or GFTIs with lower cutoffs through cseb special counselling or through other state level or private engineering colleges.

There are only 2 IITs that offer Nanotechnology courses in India at present. You can pursue those courses at the PG level. You can study Nanotechnology courses in IITs, like IIT Roorkee and IIT Madras, which offer M.Tech in Nanotechnology and M.Tech in Functional Materials and Nanotechnology, respectively. The Nanotechnology course fees at the IITs is around INR 20,000.