B.Tech Ranking

Here are some NITs where you may have a chance to get admission with a JEE Main rank of 15,609 in the SC category:NIT Tiruchirappalli (NIT Trichy)Known for strong engineering programs.Closing rank for SC in 2023: ~34,083.NIT WarangalOffers good infrastructure and faculty.Closing rank for SC in 2023: ~29,471.NIT CalicutWell-known for placements and diverse programs.Closing rank for SC in 2023: ~30,000.NIT SurathkalRecognized for quality education and campus life.Closing rank for SC in 2023: ~28,000.NIT RourkelaOffers a variety of engineering disciplines.Closing rank for SC in 2023: ~32,000.These are approximate closing ranks from previous years, and the actual cut-offs may vary.

With a rank of 60,000 in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, your chances of getting admission to top-tier B.Tech colleges may be limited, but you can still apply to several institutions, especially under the management or counseling quota. Here are some colleges in Andhra Pradesh where you might have a chance:Vasavi College of Engineering, HyderabadKoneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation (KL University), VijayawadaKL University JNTU College of Engineering, KakinadaJNTU Kakinada SRKR Engineering College, BhimavaramAndhra University College of Engineering, VisakhapatnamChaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT), HyderabadPragati Engineering College, SurampalemSree Vidyanikethan Engineering College, TirupatiYou should also consider exploring management quota or vacant seat counseling options in case you don't meet the cutoff in regular counseling. It's always helpful to check the previous year's cutoff trends for these colleges and stay updated with the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET counseling process.

Your JEE Mains rank of 534,847 might limit your choices for government colleges offering B.Tech programs. Top government colleges want much higher ranks for admission. Still, you could have a shot at getting into some lower-ranked government engineering schools or institutes that take part in central or state-level admission processes.Here are a few things to think about:1. *State Counseling*: Look into whether your state holds counseling for engineering admissions based on JEE Mains ranks. Some states keep seats for students from their state, which could boost your chances.2. *Other Central Counseling*: Check out if there are other admission processes like CSAB (Central Seat Allocation Board) for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes) where you might find options.3. *Tier 2 and Tier 3 Colleges*: Check out government engineering schools that might not rank as high but still have good facilities and job placement options.4. *Availability of Seats*: Look at the seat breakdown and past cutoff trends to figure out your chances.Make sure you look into and keep up with counseling schedules, cutoffs, and what you need to be eligible for different colleges. This will help you make smart choices about where to apply for your B.Tech degree.