NIT

Hi,
Yes, you may have slight chances of getting admission in an NIT.

I think you will get CSE in almost all NITs except 3-4.
I think you should DTU, NSIT, PEC Chandigarh or try IT in IIIT Allahabad as IIIT, Allahabad will be the best for you. Coding culture, placement, campus everything is fine there. IIITA IT is any day better than so called CSE in any NITs (Except NIT T,W,S). IT and CSE is almost same.

Hello,
Your marks in 12th are not going to help but your marks in JEE Mains only will count. With 200 marks you have a reasonable chance of getting admission.
Best wishes.

Hello,
These days OBC students are scoring quite well in exams. Hence, earlier cliche of less marks need to be thrown away. Yes, with the rank you are expecting, you will definitely get admission in one of the NITs.

Hello,
If you are general, then you will not get the seat but if you belongs to OBS category then in 5th or 6th round, you may get any of the NITs whose rank is low among all the NITs.

From 2017, class 12th marks are just used to calculate the cut-off (min. 75%). Now the rank totally depends on your JEE Mains score. If you belong to an underprivileged category then only you can think of NIT's.

Dear Jatin,
The best university for mechanical engineering comprises of Amity University, Manav Rachna International University, SRM University-Ghaziabad, Benett University, Ansal University, UPES, PDM University, etc.

Yes, you are right about that. The placements of all NITs are not good, but if you talk about Sastra College then all NITs are better than Sastra because the value of college will make your degree so far in future.

You can easily get Materials and Metallurgical engineering and production engineering at around 180-200.
Civil, Chemical, Instrumentation - 210225
Mechanical- 215230
EEE, ECE - 225235
CSE- 235250

Sure, you can get IIT instead for scoring good in Advanced.