Ramaiah Institute of Technology M S R Nagar Bangalore Answered Questions

Nothing is tough and nothing is easy. You need passion, driven by ambition and a strong career goal to pursue a certain course. So its all about how u take it. Pgdm can be pursued by a student of any domain clearing grad with 50% marks and qualifying entrances like cat, mat, xat, atma, cmat etc. All the best.

You can get admission into a course in mechanical engineering. However, getting into top notch colleges such as RVCE, MSRIT and BMSCE will be quite difficult. I suggest you explore options such as UVCE and MVIT, which are good colleges in their own right. Good luck.

Hi Aniket,
Kindly refer the below mentioned JEE college predictor tool :
https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor
Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

I'm not too sure if your the rank range in your question is 300-4200 or 3000-4200, so I will answer both.
Any rank below 1500 should easily get you admission in the first round. For ranks below that, admission should be possible in the second and third round for ranks below 2500-3000. However, admission through KCET or COMED-K with a rank outside this range will be difficult.
Therefore, you are left with 2 options if your rank remains outside this range. You can either take up a management seat (which I advise against), or you could choose a different branch for now and attempt to change your branch upon completion of the first year.

Going by the trend of previous years, you would have to obtain a score of 90+ to get a seat in the Mechanical Engineering department of MSRIT. That would translate to a rank of approximately 1500 or less. The competition is quite fierce, but there are quite a few seats available so it shouldn't be an extremely difficult task.
I would also suggest you to apply to BMSCE and PESIT for Mechanical Engineering, as they have similar cutoffs as MSRIT. RVCE has a much higher cutoff. But Mechanical Engineering at MSRIT is an excellent course that is improving day by day. Therefore, I suggest that you work towards the course and make your studies with respect to competitive examinations very streamlined.