Hello,

With a JEE Advanced rank of 3878 in the female category, your chances of getting Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) at an IIT depend on the specific IIT and its previous year cutoffs.

Usually, for general female category (also called female-open or female-general), ECE cutoffs in older IITs like Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, and Madras are quite high, often within the top 2000-3000 ranks.

For your rank around 3878, you might have a chance at newer or mid-tier IITs like IIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Gandhinagar, IIT Hyderabad, IIT Patna, IIT Ropar, or IIT Indore, where the ECE cutoff for female candidates has sometimes gone beyond 3500 or 4000 in recent years.

So, based on past trends, Electronics in top older IITs may be tough, but in newer IITs, you have a reasonable chance.

Hope it helps !

hi,

With your son’s KCET rank of 26,099, getting a seat in Electronics and Communication Engineering at KLS Gogte Institute might be difficult. Last year, the closing rank for that branch was around 19,000 to 23,000, which is better than his rank.

However, he can still try for counselling and see if any seats are left in later rounds. It’s also a good idea to consider other branches like Electrical Engineering, where the cutoffs are usually higher and might match his rank.

Make sure to complete the counselling registration on the official KEA website and keep checking for seat allotment updates. If this college doesn’t work out, you can look at other colleges or management quota options as a backup.

Hello there,

With a rank of 26,638 in AP POLYCET, admission to Computer Science Engineering (CSE) or Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) in government polytechnic colleges in Andhra Pradesh is unlikely because these branches usually have lower cutoff ranks.

Some government polytechnic colleges in Andhra Pradesh that offer CSE and ECE diploma courses are:

• Andhra Polytechnic College, Kakinada

• Government Polytechnic, Anakapalli

• Sir CRR Government Polytechnic, Chodavaram

• Bapatla Polytechnic, Bapatla

• Government Polytechnic, Srikakulam

• Government Polytechnic, Visakhapatnam

• Government Polytechnic, Tirupati

• Government Polytechnic, Guntur

Since your rank is relatively high, you may have better chances in other branches like Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) or consider private polytechnic colleges, where cutoffs are usually higher.

Make sure to participate in the counseling process, select various options, and check the official AP POLYCET notifications regularly for seat allotments.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Good evening ,

As per your mentioned query , Electronics and communication engineering is one of the most sought branch in the field of engineering. It involves designing, developing, and manufacturing electronic equipments. The fees of this course varies on the type of institution either it is government or private.

To know more , refer this :

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/electronics-and-communication-engineering-course

Good wishes !!

Hello there,

With a GATE Electrical Engineering (EE) score of 630, getting admission to the M.Tech program in Instrumentation and Integrated Electronics at IIT Kharagpur is unlikely.

Key points:

• The closing GATE score for this program in 2024 was around 608 for the general category.

• For reserved categories, cutoffs are lower (OBC around 573, SC around 337, ST around 248).

• Admission depends on GATE score and sometimes an interview.

Recommendations:

• You can consider applying to other IITs or NITs where your score may meet the cutoff for similar courses.

• Explore other reputed institutes offering M.Tech in Instrumentation and Electronics.

• If this field is important for you, consider preparing to improve your GATE score for the next attempt.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

With a KCET rank of 3830 and interest in Medical Electronics or Biomedical Engineering , you have very good chances of securing admission into top engineering colleges in Karnataka that offer these specialized branches.

Top Colleges Offering Medical Electronics / Biomedical Engineering in Karnataka

1. BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore

• Branch : Medical Electronics

• KCET Cutoff (GM) : ~7,000–8,000 (you are well within range!)

• Reputation : Top-tier private college with excellent placements and infrastructure.

• Affiliated to : VTU

2. Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT), Bangalore

• Branch : Medical Electronics

• KCET Cutoff (GM) : ~4,500–6,000

• Reputation : One of the best private colleges in Karnataka.

3. RV College of Engineering, Bangalore

• Branch : Biomedical Engineering

• KCET Cutoff (GM) : ~2,500–3,500

• Your Chances : Borderline (may get in Round 2 or Casual Vacancy Round)

• Reputation : Premier institute; very competitive.

4. Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bangalore

• Branch : Medical Electronics

• KCET Cutoff : ~15,000+

• Your Chances : Very high

5. Siddaganga Institute of Technology (SIT), Tumkur

• Branch : Biomedical Engineering

• KCET Cutoff : ~8,000–10,000

• Your Chances : Excellent

Diploma in EEE is eligible for lateral entry (direct 2nd year) in some colleges.

• Some colleges accepting lateral entry:

  • Hindustan University, Chennai

  • MIT-WPU, Pune

  • LPU

  • Amrita University

  • Manipal University

• Aerospace Engineering Colleges in India – Careers360

• Apply with Diploma Marks or Entrance Rank.

• Attend Counseling / Admission Rounds.

• Join in 2nd Year of B.Tech Aerospace.

Finishing a diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, you can opt for a course in Aerospace Engineering.

You can consider lateral entry: Many engineering colleges give students who have a diploma the option to enter the 2nd year straight in a similar B.Tech program. Learn whether the college takes in students for Aerospace Engineering using lateral entry.

If you wish to join Aerospace Engineering but it isn’t offered as a lateral entry, try joining either Mechanical or Electrical Engineering and move to Aerospace Engineering later.

You can be required to attend an entrance exam such as the state’s lateral entry test or a counseling session based on the marks you receive in your diploma.

You might look into private universities: They often let diploma holders be more flexible about starting in courses connected to aerospace.

If you cannot start with aerospace engineering lateral entry, you can apply after your bachelor’s degree in a related field.

Hello,

Currently, Jadavpur University is not giving admissions under the OBC category because of a court case. The West Bengal government’s OBC lists after 2010 have been declared invalid by the High Court, and the final decision is still pending in the Supreme Court.

So, for now, OBC-NCL candidates have to compete in the open category for admission. Last year, the closing rank for the Instrumentation and Electronics Engineering branch was around 295 for the open category.

If you want a good chance of admission, aim for a rank close to or better than that. Keep an eye on official updates from the university and exam board for any changes.

Hope it helps !

Hello there,

With around 115 marks in Maharashtra CET , here’s a general idea of where you might get admission in government colleges for the branches you mentioned:

• Computer Science, Electronics & Telecommunication, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science are highly competitive branches.
  
  

• With 115 marks, getting Computer Science in top government colleges may be difficult as cutoffs are usually higher.
  
  

• You have better chances in mid-level government engineering colleges or for branches like Electronics & Telecommunication or newer fields like Artificial Intelligence, Data Science , but these also depend on college popularity.
  
  

• Some lesser-known government colleges or campuses in rural areas may offer these branches with lower cutoffs.
  
  

• You can also explore state counseling lists for previous years’ opening and closing marks to find colleges matching your score.
  
  Suggested Steps:

1. Check the MHT-CET counseling official website for previous year cutoff marks for your preferred branches.
   
   

2. Look for government colleges with lower cutoff trends for your score range.
   
   

3. Consider other branches closely related if cutoff for these branches is too high.
   
   

4. Apply during counseling and fill your choices based on previous cutoff data.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.