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Hey Vishnu,
You can use the following link to expect your rank - https://www.shiksha.com/jee-main-rank-predictor .
However you are not having enough marks to get into NIT or government colleges. Hence you should check out some private colleges accepting applications for engineering programs. Private universities are also having best infrastructure and placements. Some college suggestions are listed -

Every INIFD is well developed there are various categories like A+ and A. You can go for Chandigarh, Mumbai, Pune, Indore or any other per your convenience.

Thanks for showing interest in Accurate College, as you are comparing two colleges. Firstly, I need to tell you that every college has it’s unique feature, which differentiates it from others. Likewise, Accurate has it’s expertise in Placing the students in reputed brands with their desired profile.
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Hello Pranay,
No, there are no chances for getting electronics and communication engineering at Amrita University in any of the campuses. Your rank should be atleast below 5000 to have a seat at amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University.

Presuming that you are PCM in your +2, you may opt for a regular B Tech/BE in Computer Science or IT form a recognised university. You will have to clear state/national level entrance examinations to secure admissions. After your graduation you will become eligible to appear for Civil Services Examination.

Yes, it is a right choice but there are other good institutes which you can check and join.

KIIT has got 32 rank all over India. You can compare it yourself now.

There may be a chance in the integrated courses so yes you can fill up all the integrated Btech-Mtech courses here and try your luck. For the 4 year Btech the chances are not there though.

for st category 130+ in mains and 80%+ in board are safe
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If your only aim is Civil Services, then any recognised graduation will make you eligible to appear for Civil Services examination. But in case you happen to miss the boat, you may be having other plans. For Medical stream including MBBS, BHMS, BAMS, BDS, B Sc Agriculture of Nursing, prefer Science stream. If you have plans for engineering, prefer PCM. If you wish to learn accountancy and finance and would like a career in banking or insurance sector or would like to work as an accountant in an office, Commerce stream may be preferred. Lets hope for the better, any way.

If you wish to offer consultancy services also, then a B Arch will offer you ample opportunities. Clearance of NATA will be a requirement. For B Tech in Computer Science, there are more opportunities in industries and seems to be a growing trend. Entrepreneurship can be your choice and seems to be an interesting option when both streams are considered.

The SRM is best for ECE branch, because SRM provides good quality of ECE faculties and good placements also.

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Both are good institution, but in my opinion, NIT is better than BITS-Pilani, because NIT is a government institution, and they provide good quality of faculty members with good course curriculum.

It depends on where you wish to see yourself after the completion of the course. If you are confident of contributing further to the growing world of technology and would like to establish yourself as an engineer, then a M Tech may be preferred. If you are confident of your managerial skills and wish to climb the corporate ladder, then an MBA may be preferred.

Apply to as many institutes as you can to better your chances of getting admissions.