NIT

A little difficult, but yes, try for one last time, its worth it.

Hi,
Yes, you have a fairly difficult chance with the above mentioned score to get a seat in NITs.

Some of the NITs are good. But CET is also in that category in terms of academics.

No, you can't get admission as your 12th percentage is low, but yes you can get state government colleges as I guess some of them don't require a high percentage.

IIIT is always better when compared to an NIT, however, small an IIIT may be, you'll always get a better exposure in an IIIT. So, according to me, you should go to the college you've been selected. Also, the spot rounds in most cases is a waste of time and money as they do not offer a seat in most of the cases.

Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-india/46-2-0-0-0

Dear, So far my knowledge goes, IITs & NITs do not allow Lateral Entry in 2nd year B.Tech after completion of Diploma. Best wishes.

Hi Nirbhay,
There are no such private admission procedure in NIT Jalandhar:
1. Admission to the B.Tech course is based on the JEE Main followed by JoSAA counselling.
2. Admission to the M.Tech course is based on GATE score followed by CCMT counselling.
3. For admission to the Ph.D. courses, candidates need to appear for Written Test conducted by NIT Jalandhar followed by Interview and Presentation.

There is a very little scope of chemical engineering in India but a great scope abroad. NIT-Jalandhar is good. But you have to do work hard to go abroad.

There is less chance of you getting NIT but still, cross check. Sometimes, seats are available in some NITs. So, cross check first.