SASTRA (Deemed to be University)

Hi Matta, yes, you can get admission in SASTRA University with this score. You should apply for the branches other than computer science engineering. You can go for information technology, electronics engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering etc. You can also predict your other possible colleges here : https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
Best of luck.

Yes, with this JEE percentile you'll get admission in SASTRA. SASTRA also considers your +2 marks. If +2 marks also good, you'll get a seat.
Eligibility criteria of SASTRA:
70% seats given based on +2 marks and JEE.
30% seats based on only +2 marks.

Hi Adi, yes, you can get a seat in SASTRA University for sure. You should go for branches other than computer science engineering like information technology, electronics and communications engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering etc. You predict other possible colleges here :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
Best of luck.

VIT is the top private engineering college which is ranked No 1 by Indian Government. To get admission in VIT you need to appear for VITEEE and upon good rank you can choose branch you want to join.

The courses offered are good, For more information regarding the university, infrastructure and placements refer the link: https://www.shiksha.com/university/sastra-deemed-university-thanjavur-4075

Most of the seats are reserved for Tamil Nadu students, I can say around 65-70% of the seats are for Tamil Nadu students who wish to pursue B.Tech in SASTRA.

Each branch has like 250 seats, some rare branches like EIE have around 100 seats.

Honestly, CSE branch is best for campus placements and about ECE, it is good for campus but knowledge in this branch is a lot. There are many things you can learn in ECE branch.

The first point is that your interest, if you like to go to NITs you can apply for this. According to your JEE Mains percentile, there may be chances of getting a seat in NITs.