SASTRA (Deemed to be University)

Hi,
Admission into Sastra University is based on your JEE and your 12th board marks combined.
A merit list based on the combination of the both the mentioned marks. If your AIR is anywhere between 500 to 800, you'll be able to get into the mechanical branch.
All the best!

NITs would be better than private universities, but not all. Try for top 15 NITs for CSE, if not then go for SASTRA University. You can also try for VIT SRM and LPU.

Since I had a love for mechanical engineering.I chose NIT, Rourkela because it is awesome for core branches. But in terms of placements, Sastra might be better but NIT, Rourkela is strong in many other areas like infrastructure and academics.

SASTRA University has released the 1st round of counselling results, you may wait for the 2nd round or you go through TNEA.

Hello Badri,
Yes, for sure, you can get a seat.
Good luck.

Hello!
Admission into SASTRA University is based on both your JEE Mains mark and your Board exam mark! Apply for the university and if your rank stands between 500 to 750, you'll be able to get into ECE or Mechanical!

Hey!
Mostly you'll be able to get courses like bio informatics, aerospace and Chemical engineering! If you are lucky enough you'll get courses like Biotechnology, 5 years integrated M.Tech courses.
Hope this helps.
All the best.

Hello,
That's a good score. You'll get a seat for sure. It can be In aerospace or it can be any other course.
I would recommend you to take up any course and then slide to aerospace after the end of one year (this is possible only if you have a GPA of 9).
Hope this helps.
All the best.

Hi, that is an impressive rank! You'll get seat in both the courses with your rank. But choosing your branch should be based on your interests. If you are into how millions of megabits of data is transmitted across the world and if you want to know how your calls are getting connected to someone on the other side of the globe, ECE is your forte. If you want to learn about heat engines, working of a motor engine and stuff like that, mechanical engineering is your cup of tea.
Remember to always choose your branch out of your interests and not based on other things like placements and stuff.
All the best!