IIT

To get into IITs, one should clear Mains and then have to qualify for Advanced paper. Then, based on the score secured in Advanced, he/she can know which IIT they get. In this case, your friend cannot get into IIT because you're haven't mentioned the JEE score. It's quite advisable to search for some other colleges. All the best.

Dear student,
Your friend is not eligible as minimum percentage required in 12 is 75 for either general category or OBC category. This criteria has been implemented from a few years ago earlier it was 60% only. You can also check on your own there are plenty of sites mentioned the eligibility criteria.
Hope your query is resolved.

I am not from ECE, but as per 2015 placement statistics of IIT Kharagpur, almost 90% M.Tech ECE students placed with an average salary of 12 LPA in Phase 1 itself and Phase 2 will start from Jan 10. After CS EC has the highest number of offers. Again placements depend on specialisation, almost all VLSI people where placed within first two days of placements with packages of nearly (18 LPA to 20 LPA). Nearly 90% ECE people placed within 10 days of the of Phase 1. Don't worry about package If you have M.Tech degree from IIT you will definitely get good package even outside IITs.

No, there is no other way to get admission in IIT. You have to crack entrance exam then only you will get admission. Best of luck.

It conducts its own individual exam for its M.tech programme called PGEE. You can apply for it
Thanks.

Obviously, IIIT Hyderabad is the best even better than many IITs as it is focused primarily on Computer Science and IT field. It has very high graduation outcomes. Then comes IIT Bombay and IIT Kharagpur and then other old IITs then top NITs and other IITs then all other NITs.
Thank you.
Hope this helps.

On an unofficial note, about 2600 students appeared for IIT HSEE 2018.

Hi Avinash,
For general category, it is nearly impossible to get admission, but keep trying.
My best wishes.
All the very best.

None of the NITs or IITs offer mechatronics at the undergraduate level - not for the 4-year course and also not in the integrated or dual degree courses. Actually, Manipal offers mechatronics, SRM also offers it, so you could consider private or deemed universities if you are very keen on doing mechatronics at the undergraduate level.

Hello Saksham,
You scored a very good rank in JEE Mains paper 2. So, I think you can get good colleges in last rounds counselling. So, please visit to this link below to predict colleges based on your category and rank:-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
I hope I'm able to help you.