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Hello Ankit,
As per your marks your chances are nil for getting admission in MIT Pune, however the college do have management quota so if you are ready to spend some money then you can easily get admission there.

Hello,
Admission in BMS, Bangalore is done via COMEDK not via JEE Mains, however the college do have management quota so if you are ready to spend some money then you can easily get admission there.

Hello Vivek,
The cut off marks vary every year for each category but it is required to have a score like 250 and above to get a top NIT for SC category. You need to have a score like 100 and above to get an NIT.

The best books for JEE are NCERT books. Once you are done with these or want some extra edge over your preparations on each lesson here are some standard reference books:
Physics* Concepts of physics by H. C. Verma part 1 and 2.
Chemistry* Pradeep publications volume 1 and 2 of each theory and objective.
Maths* R.D Sharma volume 1 and 2.

The best books for JEE are NCERT books. Once you are done with these or want some extra edge over your preparations on each lesson here are some standard reference books:
Physics- Concepts of physics by H. C. Verma part 1 and 2.
Chemistry - Pradeep publications volume 1 and 2 of each theory and objective.
Maths - R. D. Sharma volume 1 and 2.

You can very well opt for the Engineering Colleges of Rajasthan. You can even get your desired branch there. All the best :-)

Hi Ramanan,
You can apply at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies.
http://www.upes.ac.in/upes_btech/index.php
UPES is the first Indian institution to offer 85 specialized programs across various domains like Energy, Infrastructure, Transportation and Computer Science & Engineering.
Situated amidst the lush greens and mountains of Dehradun UPES has a beautiful campus, wherein students can study in peaceful surroundings.
Apart from that UPES is considered best for its above 30 specialized B.Tech programmes and placements.

Hello Saqib,
If you want to get admission in IIT, Bombay then you must have to write JEE advance and score very well in that, however even if you score 1st rank in JEE Mains then also you will not get admission there.

Theoritically it is feasible to change college in second year but practically it is extremely difficult and full of challenges. For change to take place, both new college must be ready to give you admission and old college be ready to release you. Sometime old college may ask you to deposit left over three years fee to release you as their seat may go vacant. Also new college may charge first year fee again. But it is worth trying option. All the best!

I think you can accept it. IIT is a brand in itself! IIT-Gwalior is a good college with all possible amenities!
And, you have got IT branch that is very demanding and hot career to pursue.
Go for it!
good luck!