Civil Engineering Eligibility

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Manish Motwani

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You can apply through JoSAA counselling and you will get your branch based upon your rankings. Mostly, the cutoff for CIVIL is around 40k all India and a bit more with home state quota.
Rankings are for general and can be assumed around 7k more for OBC. Kindly mention if you have SC or ST.

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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .

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Hello,
Hope you are doing well. You don't have any chance for MIT- college of engeineering with 95430 ranks in JEE Mains. you were supposed to secure around 20-25000 rank in JEE mains to make yourself eligible for this college.
Go for semi government or private colleges you will definitely get one.
All The Best.

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Manish Motwani

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Yes, you can get seats easily through Home - state quota, but through other state, you should go for management quota or any such alternate option available.

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ICEM PUNE

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The eligibility criteria for admission to engineering are:
Open Category-50%
Reserved Category-45 %
Must appear for the CET -2018 or JEE MAIN 2018
If you have PCM with 50% marks, then you are eligible. Your MH-CET result is much lesser. So, you can proceed for direct admission process at ICEM.

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Vijay Angadi

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Yes, except RVCE, all top colleges in Bangalore have a seat for you. All the best.

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Vignesh Doddi

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First of all, congratulations for getting such a good rank. You may get a seat in any branch based on the availability of the seats at the time of counselling.

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iam ssuhana

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Yes, you are eligible. Diploma holders in the civil or allied stream are eligible to take admission, in the second year of the course. They must have done their diploma after 10th (3 year) with min 50% or after 12th (2 year) and they need to qualify LEET. Various engineering colleges in India also offer direct admission to diploma holders in second year of the course and in reputed institutes, after completing diploma student gets entry in second year of B.Tech through LEET. Some private institutes like BITS Pilani, VIT, LPU University, etc. conduct their separate entrance test. Top colleges are:
DTUBITS
College of Engineering Pune
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iam ssuhana

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For better career and growth you should go for regular education as it is technical degree and you need to learn a lot of things practically. For Admission in regular course depends upon your JEE Mains score and percentage in 12th and if you want to join IITs then JEE Advance score matters too. Some reputed private universities such as BITS, LPU, VIT, etc. conduct their own entrance exam. 10+2 with PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) with min 50%-60% is the basic requirement to take admission in B.Tech civil engineering programme.
Direct Admission- Engineering institutes which offer direct admission have certain criteria for admis
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iam ssuhana

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Admission depends upon your JEE Mains score and percentage and if you want to join IITs then JEE Advance score matters too. Some reputed private universities such as BITS, LPU, VIT, etc. conduct their own entrance exam. 10+2 with PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) with min 50%-60% is the basic requirement to take admission in B.Tech Civil Engineering program.
Direct admission- Engineering institutes which offer direct admission have certain criteria for admission. Either they offer admission on the basis of merit in qualifying exam i.e. 10+2 or equivalent or there are some management seats reserved in private engineering colleges.
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iam ssuhana

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10+2 with PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) is the basic requirement to take admission in B.Tech civil engineering programme. Percentage required in qualifying exam is 50% and JEE Mains for most of the engineering institutes. However required percentage criteria depend on college. IITs consider JEE Advance. Diploma holders in the mechanical or allied stream are also eligible to take admission, in the second year of the course. They must have done their Diploma after 10th with min 50% and they need to qualify LEET. In some cases candidates having Bachelor degree in Science are also eligible.
Direct Admission- Engineering institut
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