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At an OBC rank of 2497 in JEE Advanced, it is probable to find many of the best IITs in India where admission might be possible although that differs from year to year depending on the branch's demand.Top IITs and branches to be most likely a part of:IIT Kharagpur: You may expect branches like Civil Engineering or Metallurgical and Materials Engineering.IIT Roorkee: Count on branches like Architecture Production and Industrial Engineering.IIT Bhubaneswar may offer you any of these options Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.What remains true is that all this will be really based on that cutoff for each of the branches at the time of council, which turns out to be different every year, based on various reasons such as the number of candidates and their performance among others. 

IIT JAM is a computer-based test of three hours duration carrying 60 questions with total of 100 marks. The exam is conducted for seven subjects, Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Geology, Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics and Economics.The Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. (JAM) conducted by the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) is an entrance exam for admission to various postgraduate programs at IITs and other institutes. The syllabus for JAM varies based on the specific subject paper you are interested in. Here's a general overview of the subjects and their syllabi:1. Mathematics (MA)Sets, Relations, and FunctionsComplex NumbersLinear AlgebraCalculusDifferential EquationsStatistics and ProbabilityNumerical Methods2. Physics (PH)Classical MechanicsElectromagnetismOpticsThermodynamics and Statistical PhysicsQuantum MechanicsSolid State PhysicsElectronics3. Chemistry (CY)Physical ChemistryOrganic ChemistryInorganic ChemistryAnalytical ChemistryChemical ThermodynamicsKinetics and Reaction MechanismsCoordination Chemistry4. Biotechnology (BT)BiochemistryMicrobiologyGeneticsMolecular BiologyCell BiologyBioprocess EngineeringBioinformatics5. Mathematical Statistics (MS)Probability TheoryStatistical InferenceRegression and CorrelationDesign of ExperimentsNon-parametric MethodsStatistical Quality Control

Fee structures differ slightly from one IIT to another and course to course, but mostly follow the same pattern. A typical breakdown of fees in INR for a B.Tech programme in most IITs is given below:Tuition Fee: ~ 2,00,000 - 2,50,000 per year. Hostel Fee: About 20,000 - 25,000 per year (linked to type of accommodation).Other Fees:Caution Deposit: ,000 - 5,000 (Refundable).Library Fee: 500 - 2000.Mess Fee: 15000 - 25000 per year depending on choice of mess options.Other Miscellaneous Fees: 5000-10000 (Which includes medical insurance, students welfare etc.).Normally, together, the said cost for one academic year amounts to something between 2,50,000 to 3,00,000.The students from Economically Weaker Section (EWS) might be suitable for some fee waivers or reductions, especially concerning tuition fees.Fee structure concerning M.Tech or any other postgraduate course can be entirely different, and fees also depend on the particular IIT where the student chooses to study. The official website of the respective IIT is the best place to get the utmost accurate and current information.

Yes, you can get admission to IITs or NITs for an M.Tech in Civil Engineering for the 2025 batch, provided you meet the following criteria:GATE Exam: Admission to M.Tech programs in IITs and NITs is primarily based on your GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) score. You need to:Register and prepare for the GATE exam.Aim for a high score, as IITs and top NITs have competitive cutoffs.Eligibility: You must have a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a related field with at least 60% marks or a CGPA of 6.0 on a 10-point scale (criteria may vary for reserved categories).Application Process:Apply for GATE and take the exam in 2025 or 2024 (if results are valid for admission).After GATE results, participate in the COAP (for IITs) or CCMT (for NITs) counseling process.Fill in your preferences for IITs or NITs offering Civil Engineering specializations.Selection: Your admission will depend on your GATE score, preferred institute, and availability of seats in your desired specialization.