SASTRA (Deemed to be University) Thanjavur Answered Questions

All the three are having the same scope because all the three departments merged long time back. Unfortunately, the syllabus committees of our universities are still sleeping. I do not know when they will wake up. ECE & EEE must learn and implement programming in all the 4 years. The same way the CSE must learn to implement electrical and electronics all the 4 years. Today 90% of electronic products call for programming. The IoT segment need lots of high end programmers.
Except 1st semester, programming is not taught in EEE & ECE. Programming is a skill, which is most required by industry. If you take CSE at least you will be doing something about programming entire 4 years. In EEE and ECE there can be few exceptional programmers. Exceptions cannot be examples. Most of the EEE/ECE students do not know programming. They do not even know that programming skill is the most essential for their success in core industry. So I think CSE is having a good scope after 4 years.

Hello Sachin,
The rank list has been officially announced at www.sastra.edu so if you may tell your ranks in stream 1&2 (if applicable) then I can help you with more details.
If you had not appeared for JEE Mains exam then your chances are quite medium.

I think you cannot get a seat at SASTRA University as you rank is not enough to have a seat. The 2nd round of counselling will be held after June 22. It also depends on the seats available. You can check the availability of seats on June 21 and 22nd from www.sastra.edu which will be updated later.

Your overall percentage in board exams and the JEE main scores are required. I am not sure about your overall percentage in board exams. But, you have a good JEE main score.
With this, you have good chances to get admission for computer science and engineering at Sastra University.

Hi, that is an impressive rank! You'll get seat in both the courses with your rank. But choosing your branch should be based on your interests. If you are into how millions of megabits of data is transmitted across the world and if you want to know how your calls are getting connected to someone on the other side of the globe, ECE is your forte. If you want to learn about heat engines, working of a motor engine and stuff like that, mechanical engineering is your cup of tea.
Remember to always choose your branch out of your interests and not based on other things like placements and stuff.
All the best!

Both these institutions are highly reputed in India. So you can pursue it from any of these. The only thing is SASTRA University has more fees as it is a deemed university. So if you can afford it then it is better.
For Anna University your board examination marks are enough but for SASTRA your JEE marks will also be considered (if appeared only).