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If you want good NIT, then you should have a score of 200+. If any average NIT then a score of 150+ is safe for mechanical engineering. Try to score maximum marks, it will surely land you up in a reputed well known NIT.
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You'll get NIT but with lower rank and with branches such as metallurgy or mining. Kindly explore other options like B.Sc.

No, VIT does not provide you placements in core companies but helps you to get a job in sales and insurance company. (Mostly door to door sales).

MBA will be a better option and you can also try for new courses trending there. Ample courses are available. Try to follow your interest.

You cannot get any IIIT or NIT. But you can get top colleges.
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See, first of all, relax. Life is not just about one exam. Move in to next and I will recommend you to go for a college with less fees. Why I am telling this because you can use that money in your MBA. Yes, if you can tactfully invest your 4 years in CAT or IIFT preparation, you can surely get a good MBA college and once you enroll in it, you can expect a good package minimum of 12 LPA.
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Hi. Please choose what are you interested in. But I would suggest to go with B.Sc. Agriculture as these days, it has a lot of scope. Good placements and the demand of agriculture is increasing day by day.
So you can get a good future ahead. All the best.

Computer Engineering & Electronics Engineering both are related to each other. But, considering the recession scenario, one can say that Computer Engineering is not an evergreen branch while Electronic Engineering is an evergreen branch. Firstly, it depends on your passion, interest & talent which field to opt for. If you are comfortable with electronic circuits, chips & study of physics, ECE is also a good option. Even with ECE, if you have knowledge of computer Science and it will be an additional advantage in getting hired to a good company. So, the choice is yours, you can opt any one as per your desire.

Yes, you can definitely get NIT Jalandhar with the rank of 66685 in B.Tech Biotechnology. The 12th percentage is also calculated while taking the admission. Best of luck for your future and if there's any query, feel free to ask.

You can opt NIT Warangal, because if you are not having interest in a particular branch, then it is better not to compromise on the college. Moreover, if you opt NIT Warangal, based on your 1st year performance, you will have a chance to slide to core branches.

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Universities those offer other degrees along with engineering named their engineering degree as BE (Bachelor of Engineering) and the institutes constituted for only engineering studies named their degree as B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology). BE is Bachelor of Engineering whereas B.Tech is Bachelor of Technology. So both are similar. There is no difference between them. Best of luck.
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To get admission in Dyal Singh College for B.Sc (Hons) in chemistry, you need to get a percentage in 80 for OBC category. So, I don't think that you will be able to get admission although it depends on the cut-off.

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