One of my friends studied at MAIT. According to him, it is one of the decent choices for pursuing your engineering degree. The admission in MAIT depends upon various factors like:

• Delhi (Home State) or Outside Delhi student.
• General/ OBC/ SC/ ST/ Defense Category/ Physically Handicapped/ J&K Migrants.
• Branch and Shift of program.
• Rank-wise cut-off for all the colleges in different branches of engineering belonging to all the above categories.

At your rank 1770, there are rare chances to get admission in B.Tech CSE through MAIT. However, you can get CSE through the shift-2 cut-off if you belong to the Delhi region. There are other branches as well which accept 1770 rank in the shift-1.

My cousin studies at MAIT. He was a Delhiite and easily got through to the IT program. If your rank is 6,000 and you want IT or ECE, you need to sure about the following:

• Are you a Delhiite or a non Delhiite? If you are, then surely there are great chances for you to get into IT.
• If you are not from Delhi then you can easily get into ECE either through the spot round or with the help of the main cutoff.

Both branches are good and the faculty for IT and ECE at MAIT is also excellent. The placements in these departments depend upon the amount of hard work you put in. However, the placement rate is almost always near 100.

Although, there are no safe and sure predictions for this because if luck favors you, they might even get ECE in the MAIT in spot counseling.

But with your rank, you can easily get into BVP or MSIT, so keep your options open and keep working towards it because overall in my estimation, the spot round will see you through.

One of my friends is a student of XLRI. It is a very famous business school which is located in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. They offer various management programs like HR, BM, Analytics, PGDM etc.

• They conducted their own entrance exam XAT which you will need to clear in order to get admission to this college.
• To be eligible for admission you will have to score at least 96 percentile in the XAT exam.
• The competition is very high. The sectional cut-off marks for males and females are different but the overall percentile cut-off is the same.

Here are the cut off marks of XLRI for 2022 -

Hence, these are the cut-off marks for both BM and HRM of XLRI and you must prepare very hard and try to score more than the cut-off marks so that you can successfully get admission to this college.

One of my friends is a student at Amrita University, Bangalore pursuing CS. He has better opinions on the same.

• The very first thing that you should be aware of is that there is no special kind of reservation or seat facilities for the OBC section.
• Rather, what you can otherwise avail of our reservations for the SC and ST groups.
• If you are considering anything other than that, then they’re possibly are the reservation criteria for the Home State quota.
• Having said that, if you are moreover eligible for the Home State quota, then you are supposed to get facilities alike.
• There however is no separate guarantee for that as well mainly until you have appeared for the counseling. Thus, you should attend the counseling.
• In addition to all this, if you share an interest in the CSE branch, then pursuing the course at the Amrita University’s Amritapuri campus is supposed to be the best choice above all.

In a nutshell, you should monitor the seat availability status that is usually also published from time to time on the main website of the institute. It is suggested that you check that whenever necessary to keep pace with more information.

Your admission to NIT Sikkim with the AIR of 63621 will depend on your domicile. If you are from Sikkim, then you can easily get into any branch of your choice irrespective of your category.

If you are from outside Sikkim, then it will depend on your category. General category or UR category students might find it difficult to secure a seat in any of the branches. OBC candidates should get the branch of his/her choice except maybe CSE. SC and ST candidates should get the branch of their choice. Here is the required cutoff for NIT Sikkim in recent years.

It should be noted that cut-offs change every year depending upon the pool of candidates. So, take it as indicative. For more detailed cutoff info visit the official website of NIT Sikkim.

The short answer is no. My brother is currently studying mechanical engineering at IET-DAVV. He got AIR 63000 rank in the general category and still had to struggle a lot to get admission.

With a rank of 3,16,000, it’s next to impossible to get into IET-DAVV even from SC/ST category. However, if you are looking forward to the next attempt, check out the opening and closing ranks of IET-DAVV 2020 to get a better view.

From the above closing and opening ranks, you can easily estimate how fierce the competition goes. None of the branch ranks goes up to even 90,000 thus securing a seat with a rank of 316000 is not possible at all. The best recommendation is to try in private colleges or prepare for the next year.