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Admission to B.Tech Biotechnology courses depends on the college's requirements and the course level. Some colleges may admit students based on merit, while others may require entrance exams. Here are some things to consider:  EligibilityTo be eligible for a B.Tech Biotechnology course, you typically need to have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 50% marks in the Science stream, including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (PCMB). Some colleges may require a minimum of 75% marks.  Entrance examsSome colleges may require entrance exams like JEE Main, MHT CET, BITSAT, IIT JAM, CUET, CUET-PG, ICAR AIEEA, Andhra Pradesh PGCET, UGC NET, CPGET, or CSIR NET.  Admission processSome colleges may offer a bridge course option for PCB students who want to pursue non-biotech branches.  Some popular colleges for Biotechnology courses include Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Jadavpur University, and VIT Vellore.   The average fee for a Biotechnology course ranges from INR 360 to INR 10.47 Lakh. 

You can check out Shiksha for the latest admission information for the Diploma in Computer Science and Engineering at Nilachal Polytechnic College in Khurda, Orissa.  Here are some other details about the course and admission at Nilachal Polytechnic College:  Eligibility: Students must have passed the 10th class or SSC examination with at least 35% aggregate marks from a recognized board.Documents required: Students will need to submit the following documents for admission:HSC or 10th certificate and mark sheetResidential certificate or nativity certificateCaste certificateIncome certificateMedical fitness certificateAadhar cardPassport size and stamp size photographsFull signatureCLC or SLC from the last attended instituteConduct certificate from the last attended instituteApplication: Applications are issued in April each year.Hostel: Separate hostel facilities are available for boys and girls.

Here's some information about B.Tech seats at Shri G. S. Institute of Technology and Science (SGSITS) in Indore in 2024:Number of seatsThe number of seats available for B.Tech courses in 2024 are:Computer Science and Engineering: 120 seats  Electrical Engineering: 90 seats  Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering: 90 seats  Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering: 90 seats  Admission processThe admission process for B.Tech courses at SGSITS involves:Applying online for admission  Qualifying for the entrance exam  Shortlisting candidates based on entrance and merit results  Participating in DTE counseling  Final seat allotment  Document verification and fee payment  EligibilityTo qualify for admission, candidates must have a minimum of 45% aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry/Biotechnology, and Mathematics in Class 12th from a recognized board.  RankingSGSITS is ranked in the #201-300 position in the 'Engineering' category by NIRF in 2024. 

With a JEE Mains rank of 90,000 and 150 marks in the OBC category, you might be able to secure a seat in a decent engineering college for CSE, but it's likely to be a lower-ranked NIT or a good private engineering college, not necessarily a top-tier institute; you should focus on exploring options in newer NITs or state-level engineering colleges.  Possible options to consider:Newer NITs: NIT Manipur, NIT Mizoram, NIT Sikkim, NIT Puducherry, NIT Agartala.  State-level engineering colleges: Some well-regarded state colleges might offer CSE seats at a relatively lower rank in the OBC category.  Private engineering colleges: Depending on your location, a few good private colleges might be accessible with this rank.   Important points to remember:Cut-offs vary:Check the specific cut-offs for CSE in each college based on previous year trends to assess your chances.  Counselling strategy:Utilize the full counselling process to explore all available options and choose the best fit based on your rank and interests.  Consider other factors:While focusing on CSE, also evaluate the college's overall reputation, placement records, faculty quality, and infrastructure.