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If you're looking for the best engineering colleges in India , ranked and reviewed by Careers360 , they offer both overall rankings and state-wise insights based on parameters like academics, placements, infrastructure, and student reviews.

Top Engineering Colleges in India (Rank-wise by Careers360)

1. IIT Madras , Chennai  AAAAA

2. IIT Delhi , New Delhi  AAAAA

3. IIT Bombay , Mumbai  AAAAA

4. IIT Kanpur , Kanpur   AAAAA

5. IIT Kharagpur , West Bengal   AAAAA

6. IIT Roorkee , Roorkee   AAAAA

7. IIT Guwahati , Assam  AAAAA

8. BITS Pilani , Rajasthan   AAAAA

9. IIIT Hyderabad , Telangana  AAAAA

10. NIT Trichy (NIT Tiruchirappalli) , Tamil Nadu   AAAAA

11. NIT Surathkal (NITK) , Karnataka   AAAAA

12. Jadavpur University , Kolkata  AAAAA

13. VIT Vellore , Tamil Nadu   AAAA+

14. IIIT Bangalore , Karnataka   AAAA+

15. DTU (Delhi Technological University) , Delhi   AAAA+

16. NSUT (Netaji Subhas University of Technology) , Delhi  AAAA+

17. SRM Institute of Science and Technology , Chennai  AAAA

18. MIT Manipal , Karnataka  AAAA

19. PSG College of Technology , Coimbatore  AAAA

20. COEP Pune (College of Engineering Pune) AAAA

Yes, as a B.Tech Electrical Engineering student, you can choose Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DA) as your first paper in the GATE exam. GATE allows candidates to choose papers outside their core branch if they meet the paper-wise eligibility. However, DA is a bit coding and math-heavy, so make sure you’re comfortable with programming, linear algebra, and data handling. If you're interested in AI/ML fields or higher studies in that area, DA is a good choice for you.

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https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-score-predictor

Hii There,

Studying science at school, with an emphasis on computer science, physics, and mathematics if available, is the first step towards becoming a computer engineer.  After school, enroll in a B.Tech or B.E. program to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering.  It's crucial to develop practical skills during your education by working on real-world projects and mastering programming languages like Python, Java, and C++.  Because they offer practical experience and exposure to the industry, internships are essential.  Advanced coursework, such as a Master's degree (M.Tech or M.S.) in a particular field of computer engineering, may be an option if you wish to further specialize.  Last but not least, keeping up with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and cloud computing will help you maintain your competitive edge.

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https://www.careers360.com/careers/software-engineer

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Hello,

Yes, you can still get admission to an MBA program . While your 12th percentage is low, many MBA colleges focus more on your graduation score, entrance exam performance (like CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, etc.), work experience (if any), and personal interview.

Since you are from a general category and a non-engineering background, you can target:

• Tier 1: IIMs, XLRI, SPJIMR, FMS, MDI, etc. (High CAT/XAT scores required; 12th score may be a minor issue in top IIMs)

• Tier 2: IMT Ghaziabad, TAPMI, FORE, GIM, KJ Somaiya, etc. (Good CAT/XAT/CMAT scores can help)

• Tier 3: Christ University, UPES Dehradun, Amity, LPU, BIMTECH, NDIM, ITM Navi Mumbai, etc. (Accepts MAT/CMAT/low CAT scores)

Your 12th marks may affect some top colleges, but many MBA colleges accept students based on entrance exams and graduation scores.

Hope it helps !

hi satya,

yes, you can do diploma mechanical engineering after finishing 10th and also you can pursue btech after finishing mech engineering.

hope this helps.

thankyou

VJTI in Mumbai actually offers a B.Tech in Computer Engineering, which is the closest thing they have to a straight-up software engineering degree. For Maharashtra state students, they mostly look at your MHT-CET scores. If you're coming from outside Maharashtra, they'll consider your JEE Main scores. Looking at last year (2023), here's a rough idea of the MHT-CET cutoff percentiles for Computer Engineering:

• General Category (GOPENS): The last person admitted had a rank of around 208, which translates to about a 99.82 percentile.
• OBC (GOBCS): The cutoff rank was about 504, putting you at a 99.76 percentile.
• SC (GSCS): You're looking at a closing rank of roughly 2,329, or a 99.06 percentile.
• ST (GSTS): The cutoff here was around 11,567, which is about a 95.49 percentile.

Keep in mind that these numbers are just from 2023, so they could change this year. It's always best to check the official VJTI website or the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell's official info for the very latest details.

https://vjti.ac.in

One last thing: even if you hit the cutoff percentile, it doesn't automatically mean you're in! They also consider how many seats are available and their reservation policies. Good luck!