Hi Tamim Arif,

Engineering Program is for four years duration. There are many specialisations in Engineering branch, Bachelor of Engineering  is also known as Bachelor of Technology. The different Branches or specialisation in Bachelor of Engineering are.

• Mechanical Engineering.
• Computer Science Engineering.
• Electronics & Communication Engineering.
• Civil Engineering.
• Chemical Engineering.
• Aerospace Engineering.
• Biochemical Engineering.
• Electrical Engineering.

Every branch has equal importance. It depends upon a candidate or students to make right choose for Specificalisation based on his/her interest. Every Engineering Branch has their own path of earning, But based on Jobs recruitment branch wise. Computer Science Engineering Students are most recruited and the highest paid jobs too for year 2020- 2021. The salary of Computer Science Students ranges from 3.5 lakhs to 51 lakhs per annum.

It is also important to choose right college or university to avail best benefits of the CSE branch Engineering programs. The top companies that hire CSE candidates are.

• GOOLE.
• WIPRO
• MICROSOFT.
• FACEBOOK.
• AMAZON.
• ACCENTURE.
• ORACLE.
• CISCO.Etc ..

So make a right decision in choosing the branch first then college. I have attached link for list of best CSE colleges in India. Hope you find this information helpful.

All the best.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-india

Thanks & Good Luck!..

To get admission in Jadavpur University you need to score rank under 1500.If you want to opt Electronics,CSE, Mechanical,Civil, Instrumentation etc..Then you need to score rank under 600-700 and if you want to opt IT,Power, Printing, Construction etc.then you need to score rank under 1200-1500.

For more details you can visit:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jadavpur-university-admission

Hello aspirant!!

As your cutoff is 177, you won't get a ECE seat in SSN.

The last year cutoff for BC category in SSN is as follows:

1. Civil Engineering-181.5
2. Chemical Engineering-186
3. ECE-190
4. EEE- 190
5. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING-189
6. IT - 190
7. CSE-192
8. BIO MEDICAL-189

You can also refer to the cutoffs of all the colleges in the previous year link provided in the official website of TNEA.

Refer those and choose the best colleges according to cutoff. Don't lose hope because 177 is a good cutoff and you will get a seat in a very good college,

Hope this information helps you.

Best of luck!!

Hi Aspirant... Hope you are doing well.

According to your question, I am expecting that you have a keen interest in UPSC rather than Engineering but for the safer side, you want to pursue engineering along with UPSC preparation. My answer depends upon factors like:

• You will work hard for UPSC.
• You will clear UPSC with a good rank.

Doing two things together is difficult especially in engineering where you have to learn things practically.

Opting for Chemical Engineering would be better if you are serious about UPSC preparation but for a safe career, you should pursue Computer science engineering as it has a good scope everywhere. Don't get confused.

Just do anyone properly and with full dedication.

All the best to your future.

Good luck:)

Hello aspirant,

It seems that you are very concerned about your placement and there is no bad in it. As like you said you want the branch which have better exposure to the hiring companies than others, so looking at the current scenario  I will recommend you to go for Computer Science branch or the branch which are very much similar to you like Information Technology and Computer science, Comp.Science Engg.(Spec.in Information Security)  and Engg. (Specialisation in Bioinformatics), as these three computer science related branches are also available in VIT, Vellore.

With the rank you have mentioned, there is good chance that you can get the above branches without any hurdle. If you want to know the cutoff of these branches then you can use this link(Below) to see all recent years cutoffs of VIT, Vellore in detail. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff

Other than Computer Science and the branches related to it, Electronics and Communication Engineering(ECE) also attracts the companies. Then comes Electrical Engineering and so on.

Hope it gives you the required idea.

All the best!

Hi Pranav!

As per the previous records, you can get all the branches except CSE and IT in VIT Vellore campus. As to get CSE you must have atleast rank under 5000 for IT it must be under 9000. So, you can apply for other branches such as ECE, Civil, mechanical etc. in any campus or you can apply for CSE in Chennai campus. But if you do not get the required branch do not get disheartened you can sit for category 2 anytime.

Thankyou!

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hi,

nuclear engineering is combination of chemical engineering and combining atomic nuclei, or with the application of other sub-atomic processes based on the principles of nuclear physics. however in india opportunity of nuclear engineer is very less. mostly the hiring done by bhaba atomic research center. however in coming years the demands of nuclear engineer would increase. the institute which offer b.tech course in nuclear engineering in india is as follows:

Amity School of Engineering, Noida

Mody University of Science and Technology, Lakshmangarh

since this is research oriented engineering course, most of the top institute like jadavpur university, iit bombay offers m.tech course on nuclear engineering.

Hi Buddy,

I would suggest you to take a branch which you'll enjoy to pursue since you should have time for prepare for civil service and BTech,

EEE, ECE and Mechanical are fields with a lot of scope in government sector,

But always give weightage to your own interest, You can also prefer Bsc if you are only aiming on Civil Service.

I Hope that will help.

Thank You!