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You might have a chance if you have any reservation criteria else give it a try. You have very great chance to get into this institute with this rank. Attend the counselling and choose your options appropriately. Try Shiksha college predictor for better analysis.

You will be the provided with the course structure once you join the college.
Refer to the link for details:
http://www.hlmgroup.org/Course_Structure.htm

Hi Aneeb,
Please confirm which examination you want to enrol for. You can check the eligibility criteria/syllabus and pattern of the exam on the respective website of the colleges/universities.
Regards.

You might have a chance if you have any reservation criteria else give it a try. You have very great chance to get into this institute with this rank. Attend the counselling and choose your options appropriately. Try Shiksha college predictor for better analysis.

Fill IIST's form before 5 junk and you will definitely get that college. You can go for ISCR too and do counselling till last round so you can get IIT, Dhanbad too.

Hello Rajib,
WBJEE 2018 College Predictor:
Use your WBJEE 2018 rank to see where you can GET admission at the link provided below:
See the courses, colleges & rounds you may crack.
The result is based on admissions data of WBJEE 2017.
Get resources & insights on colleges & courses.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor

Hi Shipra,
According to your rank, there is a chance to get in UPCATET. Good luck.

I am enlisting top colleges with their fee structure:
Centre For Environmental Planning & TechnologyAhmedabad-1,61,000
Lovely Professional University - 19500
Jadavpur UniversityKolkata-2,730
School of Planning and Architecture Delhi-46,300
NIMS UniversityJaipur-1,11,000
Sir J. College Of ArchitectureMumbai-17,800
Indian Institute of TechnologyKharagpur-74,000
National Institute of TechnologyThiruchirapalli-39,400
Jamia Millia IslamiaNew Delhi-64,500
Manipal UniversityManipal-3,04,000

The placement in companies, like Google and Amazon does not depend on the college. There is a chance of getting placed in these companies, even if they don't recruit in your college and you apply off-campus and get selected, then there is also a chance, if the companies recruits from your college and you're not selected. It does not depend on the college. It totally depends on you.
If you have the skills relevant to the position for which you apply and have caliber matching to the particular company and what it takes to be in the company, then surely you will be recruited, otherwise you won't.

Hi,
You have to wait for the cut-off. Please find the link below for your reference for the last year ranks/cut-off for the last
year:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/tslawcet/cutoff

You can get private engineering college but it will be tough to get placed in company because maximum companies allow only those who had at least 55% aggregate in class 12th. If you have then you can go for private college.

After completing this programme, you may get recruited by:
Government Hospitals
Private Hospitals
Emergency Medical Services
In the above mentioned places, you may do the following roles:
Cardiac care technician
Cardiac care technologist

There is no specific package for any stream in IM-BHU. For your information, it was around INR 7 LPA offered by Infosys in the last placement session.

Have you filled up the forms for any MBA entrance examination?

Hi,
Check which colleges you'll get with Shiksha college predictor. Here it is:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor&ved=2ahUKEwj3nbn47rbbAhUgT48KHUtgAwsQFjABegQICRAB&usg=AOvVaw0uaoZM669iah758RuHjQe4.

I guess 70% is good enough to GET admission in some good private engineering colleges. It would be a waste of time to give improvement in 12th and it's not even known that the aggregate would improve or not. If you give improvement, it would take another year, which is why it's better to try out some other engineering colleges.