Engineering

Yes, one can get admission to B.Tech programme in Pratap University without writing any entrance examination. It is an entrance examination whose requirement involves an aggregate of 45% in 10+2 pass with physics and mathematics subject . Schedule caste/schedule tribe candidates are given a relaxation to 40%. It can be noted that admission is done online. First, you will only have to sign up using personal and some examination information. Upon registration you will submit the required documents and bring a statement of the prescribed admission fee for confirmation of admission. The best and current information that is available is found on the university's website or you could consult the admissions office.

The ICT Mumbai Bachelor of Chemical Engineering programme as mentioned earlier, accepts only a limited number of students. Admissions are in a way consequential, either based on the MHT-CET test (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) or the JEE Main, in that candidates are mostly selected based on their performance in the entrance tests.For the MHT-CET, as for the recent data, the percentile score for the General category in the Chemical Engineering programme is between 99.31 and 99.51.  This means that to gain an admission one has to perform better than 0.5 percent of candidates who sat for similar test.Your son's mark of 81 in MHT-CET means he is ranked much below this percentile which means he has poor chances of getting into ICT Mumbai to study Chemical Engineering through MHT CET.For the previous years, the analytical information of JEE Main closing rank for admission in ICT Mumbai chemical engineering, programme is available in which the general category students have got ranks from 15,295 to 28,938.  This is equivalent to JEE Main percentile which is more than 90.For instance, if your son has not written the JEE Main or has a rank beyond the range mentioned above, getting admission through this channel would almost be impossible.Based on these factors one may have to consider to opt for other standard engineering institution where the cutoffs might be comparatively low, or to go for the related engineering disciplines where the competition must be lesser.

The latest cutoff information for the Integrated M.Sc. in Computer Science at the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), is determined through the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) process. For the 2024 admissions, the cutoff ranks for various courses have been released, but specific cutoff details for the Integrated M.Sc. program are not explicitly mentioned in the search results.However, it's important to note that admissions are primarily based on the merit of qualifying exams, particularly focusing on aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from Class 12. Candidates will need to participate in the university-level counseling process after submitting their application forms.For precise and updated cutoff ranks specific to the Integrated M.Sc. in Computer Science

Hey! With a 60 percentile in JEE, you might have limited options in top-tier colleges, but there are still some good institutions in North India where you can secure admission. Here are a few colleges that offer decent placements and may accept your score:UPES Dehradun – Offers various engineering courses with good placement records, especially in fields like CSE, Mechanical, and Petroleum Engineering.Amity University, Noida – Known for its strong industry connections and decent placement opportunities, especially in branches like CSE, IT, and Electronics.Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida – Offers excellent infrastructure and has been improving its placement records over the years, especially for CSE and IT branches.Delhi Technological University (DTU) – Although the competition is high, there may still be a possibility for admission to some branches in the later rounds or through other quota systems.Shree Ramswaroop Memorial University (SRMU), Lucknow – A private university with decent placements in engineering streams like CSE, Mechanical, and Civil.Himalayan Institute of Technology, Dehradun – Offers affordable fees with decent placement records for CSE, Mechanical, and Civil engineering 

Hey! Both ISE at Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT) and CSE at CMR Institute of Technology are solid options, but there are a few factors to consider:Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT) is well-established, with a strong reputation in the industry, especially for ISE. The college is located in Bangalore, which is a hub for IT companies, offering better exposure, internships, and placement opportunities in the tech sector. The ISE branch at BIT focuses on areas like software development, networking, and systems, which can lead to a wide range of job opportunities.CMR Institute of Technology is also a good choice, and CSE is a highly popular branch. However, it might not have the same level of industry exposure or reputation as BIT, especially when it comes to placements in Bangalore's competitive IT sector. But CSE still opens up plenty of career opportunities in software engineering, AI, and other tech fields. 

Hey! With a CRL rank of 190227 and an EWS rank of 30949, you still have some good options for engineering colleges. You could look into state engineering colleges, where the cutoffs might be lower, especially for branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical. Colleges like PEC Chandigarh, Haryana Engineering Colleges, or AKTU-affiliated colleges could be good choices.For NITs and IIITs, branches like Civil or Production Engineering in newer or less competitive ones (e.g., NIT Agartala or IIIT Pune) could be available. Private universities like VIT, SRM, and Shiv Nadar also accept JEE scores and may offer flexible cutoffs.Make sure to check the specific cutoffs and counseling details. Best of luck!