Colleges in Tamil Nadu

This university is indeed reputable and regarded as a commendable institution. I believe that enrolling in VIT-AP is an excellent decision. It is important to note that, being a newly established university, it is still in its formative stages; however, it boasts impressive infrastructure, quality education, and favorable placement opportunities. The university continues to expand across various domains, having achieved a the highest package of 63 Lacs in its second batch. It is essential to recognize that each individual's admission journey may differ, with various options available, including different universities and courses. Therefore, I encourage you to make a well-informed decision, and I wish you the best of luck.

1.Placement:Before enrolling in VIT-AP, check in which branch and specialisation you are getting admission. Ex: CSE-CORE, CSE-AI, CSE-Network Security etc. vs CSE, ECE, MECH etc. This is  the most important thing to pay attention to. You won't know its importance until you actually go there. You will  regret  this mistake (choose your specialization). Here are the reasons why:2. The only stream that got a good rank is CSE-Core. All other specializations like AI, DS, NS etc. only serve business purpose and generate profit by increasing category fees, not a career. Mark my words. If you visit your placement, you will see that there is hardly any choice in any specialization. It is a fact. A core student with CGPA of 8 will be shortlisted in 10 companies and a specialisation student with CGPA of 8.8 will be shortlisted in 3-4 companies (fact).3. VIT-AP says they get 700 companies, ask them to announce how many companies they have shortlisted, if you are lucky and are from CSE-CORE you will be shortlisted maximum 60-70 out of 700 companies. Example: During the job search process, you are really looking forward to the job. I will explain the following scenario: "A certain company comes with a 15 LPA package and you are excited to achieve it with your laptop in front of you, when you get a "shortlist" which is just for students to be eligible for company audits. Nearly 14 companies come every week but you can write to only 3-4 companies. Out of 700 companies, you end up writing to a maximum of 60 companies. Lots of companies come to your college but you  only get a few. By the end of December, your chances of getting a job are very low.

With a 92.43 percentile in JEE Mains and 65% in the CBSE board exams, it is possible to get admission to a B.Tech programme at SASTRA University, especially considering you are from Tamil Nadu, as the university gives weightage to both JEE Mains scores and Class 12 marks, particularly for state quota candidates.SASTRA University typically considers:JEE Mains score: The university generally accepts JEE Main scores for admission, and the minimum percentile required can vary each year based on the competition.Class 12 Marks: The university often requires a minimum of around 60% or higher in Class 12 for B.Tech admissions.Category-based Cutoffs: If you're applying under the Tamil Nadu state quota, the cutoff for certain branches might be lower than the All India cutoff.You may be able to get into a popular branch like Computer Science or Electronics with your percentile, but competition can vary depending on the demand for specific branches. It would be beneficial to directly check SASTRA University's official website for the specific year's cutoff for JEE Mains and board exam marks.