Engineering

if the student has scored 58 percent in class 12 with physics chemistry and maths then yes they are eligible for B.Tech admission at ipu through JEE Mains the process includes registering on the ipu admission portal using JEE score filling choices during counselling and then seat allotment and document verification

No, you can not get into NIT or IIIT or GFTI with 346529 rank in JEE in EWS Category. You can search for other private colleges  and state government colleges based on 12th score card or direct admissions in your state or other state.

If you're from general category then use crl to predict your college but if you belong to a reserved category like obc sc st or ews then use your category rank

NIT Admission with 95 Percentile in JEE Mains

- *Possible NITs for CSE*: NIT Puducherry, NIT Arunachal Pradesh, NIT Sikkim, NIT Meghalaya, NIT Nagaland (for SC/ST or EWS)

- *Factors Affecting Admission*: Home State Quota, Reservation Policy, Institute Popularity

- *Expected Rank*: 5,000 to 30,000.

With 333705 obc ncl rank in JEE Mains getting into sastra university is very unlikely especially for branches like CSE or ECE. They usually close at way better ranks. You can still try if you're okay with non core branches or management quota.

If you scored around 5 lakh in JEE Mains, admission at Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering college (Ghaziabad) is almost impossible even for civil or mechanical branch since their closing ranks go way beyond.

With 315932 crl and 11632 obc rank from up you probably won't get into top NITs or IIITs but you can try for lower branches in newer NITs like Mizoram, Sikkim, or puducherry. You can check GFTIs and state colleges in UP like IET Lucknow through UPSEE counselling.

Well, it is not a great idea, as online engineering degrees like BTech and M.Tech are not valid in India anymore as per the recent guidelines by AICTE and UGC. This is because of the technical nature of the discipline that needs practical training to excel at the workplace. So, it is better to go for regular, full-time Structural Engineering courses offered by various top colleges in India, where you'll get to learn about the field through field visits, internships, and industrial visits. 

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Structural Engineering Courses

There are so many good college options to study Structural Engineering in Mumbai known for their academics, infrastructure, exposure, and placements. Some of them are

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Structural Engineering Colleges

The list of some good Structural Engineering books you can refer is

• Structural Analysis by A.Tung and P. Christano
• Building Construction by W. B. Mckay
• Strength of Materials and Structural Analysis by A. K. Jain
• Basic and Applied Soil Mechanics by G. Ranjan and A.S.R Rao
• Surveying: Theory and Practice by J. M. Anderson and E. M. Mikhail

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Structural Engineering Syllabus