Thapar University Patiala Answered Questions

TU's cut-offs for different engineering courses mainly depends on the number of applicants and the available number of seats for each year.
The minimum cut-off for admissions is dependent on the JEE Mains cut-off.
Keep in mind that the admission criteria will be purely based on your JEE Mains score and not the rank.

Hello Saloni,
Thapar University is one of the best private college in India. So, it has good placement records.
You can see complete details by this link provided below:
http://www.thapar.edu/index.php/students/placements/general-information/placement-data

Thapar has the legacy of 61 years and it is any day better than the upcoming NITs. Thapar has a well-established curriculum plus they mainly focus on practical learning by providing projects to their students. Moreover, the students undergo rigorous training after their 3 year. The UG program in mechanical is ABET accredited and is specially designed to build a strong base in traditional mechanical engineering. With mechanical engineering, they focus on production designing, manufacturing setups and could implement policies own their own. They are know for their state-of-the -art infrastructure that is the reason they have well-equipped labs with advanced technologies using non-traditional methods. The experienced faculty at Thapar is known for grilling their students thus producing some finest engineers from the campus. In terms of placements, L&T, Mahindra, and Mahindra,Honda Car, HeroMoto Corp ltd are few corporate giants which have visited last year.
You can't expect this kind of exposure in upcoming NIT's. Therefore, if you're ready to sweat out and work in a core field then Thapar is the right place to join.
Good luck!

Well, B.Tech Biotechnology from Thapar is a pretty good option. It is one of the best alternatives for the medical students (who are not going for MBBS) as they have UG, PG and even PhD to offer. They have received NBA Accreditation and the selection procedure is through NEET score. Biotech has more scope in abroad than India. One can actually pursue their career in research. One of my acquaintance had pursued their Masters in Biotech from Thapar University and he is currently in Canada under a research project.
I think you should go with the undergraduate course in Biotech from Thapar University. You will get immense amount of exposure and even multiple career prospects.