B.Tech

 1. United Group of Institutions (UGI)Courses Offered: B.Tech in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical, Civil, CSE, etc.Fees: Approx. ?1.2 - ?1.5 Lacs per year.2. Shambhunath Institute of Engineering and Technology (SIET)Courses Offered: B.Tech in various branches including Electrical, IT, and Civil.Fees: Approx. ?1 Lacs - ?1.2 Lacs per year.3. Feroze Gandhi Institute of Engineering and Technology (FGIET)Courses Offered: B.Tech in core and IT-related fields.Fees: Around ?90,000 - ?1 Lacs per year.4. Narayan Institute of TechnologyCourses Offered: General B.Tech programs with core and modern branches.Fees: Approx. ?80,000 - ?1 Lacs per year. 

With a JEE Main rank of 210124, getting a seat in top-tier NITs or IIITs may be difficult, but you still have options for government colleges, particularly if you belong to a reserved category or qualify under the home state quota. Here are some possibilities:State Government Engineering Colleges: Many states have engineering colleges that accept JEE Main ranks. For instance, you may explore colleges under state-level counseling in states like Rajasthan, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, or Uttar Pradesh.Home State Quota in NITs: If your home state has an NIT and your category benefits you, you might get admission to branches with lower demand, such as Civil, Mining, or Environmental Engineering.GFTIs (Government-Funded Technical Institutes): Some GFTIs have relatively lower cutoffs, so you could explore options like Assam University, BIT Mesra (off-campus), or other institutes under this category. 

Before an understanding of how one can study to get into BTech CSE, candidates should know what they have to study for admission to the BTech CSE at IIT Bombay. For admission, the university accepts the scores of JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. Hence, candidates should focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with conceptual and application-based questions, which are the most important parts of the JEE Mains and JEE Advanced syllabus. Check out the useful tips and tricks for preparation for BTech courses at IIT Bombay below: Candidates must complete the Class 11 and 12 syllabus thoroughly of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects. Additionally, try the 'example problems' as well for more practice with objective questions.Create a weekly plan, and according to that, make up the schedule that you wish to complete in that week. The small goals can lead aspirants towards the biggest achievement. In addition, candidates should stick to their weekly plans to cover the syllabus swiftly and on time. All of the questions in the exams are taken from the JEE Main and JEE Advanced syllabuses. Hence, make sure that applicants complete the syllabus of the mentioned exams thoroughly. Create the revision strategy and invest an hour or so in the whole day to revise everything that you have studied the whole day. Making a schedule that works. Do not attempt anything new right before the exam, as candidates may forget what they have already learned.Read: JEE Mains syllabus & JEE Advanced syllabus.