NIT

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.

You must score more than 500 to get admission in top 5 NITs.

You can take admission in NITT, NITK or NITW for ECE. All three of them are top colleges for ECE.

Yes, CSAB special round is for some special colleges like IIITs and other private college like Techno India. People do get seats from CSAB special rounds. For more information regarding CSAB please visit the JEE counseling portal.

At 180, your rank will be around 10k to 12.5k, so you will get a seat in NIT, but the thing is which branch you prefer Getting CSE in good NIT is sort of impossible, but core like mechanical or ECE is an option, home state quota also plays major role in deciding the seat. So, above 210 will be a good better.

Hi, You can use the JEE-Mains 2018 College Predictor option available on Shiksha. Com. College Predictor helps students to get an idea about the chances of admission in the college of their choice based on JEE-Mains 2018 result. Please refer the link below for your reference:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

You can check this year's category wise opening and closing ranks of round 6 counselling at
https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Public/View.aspx?page=71
Check for the Homestate NIT first. There you may get an idea of your selection.