I want a good engineering college with low fees. My cutoff is 148 and category is BC.

<p>148 is a decent cut off . Since you're asking for engineering colleges your cut off marks should be Maths+ Physics+ Chemistry. If you want to get a good engineering college with low fees then you should apply for TNEA Counselling. I think you'll get 3rd round counselling. During your choice filling process, choose government colleges first and followed by government aided colleges . I suggest you these colleges because the fees range will be typically low when compared to private and deemed colleges.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Things you should do :&nbsp;</strong></p><ol><li>Choose atleast 35 to 40 colleges with course while choice filling .&nbsp;</li><li>Your choice filling must be in the order of Government Colleges &gt; Government aided colleges&gt; private colleges.&nbsp;</li><li>You can choose multiple course choices in the same college . For example CSE course in ABC college and ECE course in ABC college, EEE course in ABC college. I think you can get it .&nbsp;</li><li>Put upto 40 preferences in choice filling.&nbsp;</li><li>Some private universities offer scholarship programs, so dig into the internet about those colleges and opt for them also .&nbsp;</li><li>If you're a first graduate in your family, then you can get fee consessions also .</li></ol><p><strong>Additional tip :&nbsp;</strong></p><p>I advice you to prepare more cautiously and attend entrance exams offered by universities . For example : Srm University offers SRM JEE and VIT offers VITEEE. These are just examples. You can search for top colleges in your location and attend the entrance exams. If you score good marks in that entrance exams, despite your cut off marks you can get more fee consessions. Good luck!&nbsp;</p>

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