Based on the student preferences given at
http://www.bput.org/Jee05/seats_allotted.asp
following is a ranking of engineering colleges in Orissa 
that I made on Aug 12th, 2005.


              Rank of  Rank of Rank of
   Inst       10th     50th    100th   #students
   Code       or last  or last or last
              student  student  student
	      admtd.   admtd.   admtd.

0  NIT Rourkela (admission not through BPUT)

1  CET          18      55      121   270 College of Engg, BBSR (govt)
2  UCE          31     100      264   270 Univ College of Engg, Burla (govt)
3  ITR          69     180      293   405 ITER, BBSR (private)
4  NST          84     341      587   337 NIST, Berhampur (private)
5  KIT         130     287      659   165 KIIT, BBSR (private)
6  SIT         197     494      738   270 Silicon Inst, BBSR (private)
6  CVR         160     470      748   382 CV Raman, BBSR (private)
8  OEC         197     524      785   359 Orissa Engg College, BBSR (private)
9  GIT         348    1066     2087   345 GIET, Gunupur (private)
9  IGT         121     917     2795   130 IGIT, Sarang (govt)
9  KEC         489    1227     2224   315 Krupajala Engg, BBSR (private)
12 CEB         444    1587     3617   290 College of Engg, BBSR (private)
12 EAS         420    1547     4500   202 Eastern, BBSR (private)
14 GIB         819    1625     4596   180 Gandhi Inst, BBSR (private)
15 DRM         674    2644     6247   300 Dhaneshwar Rath, Tangi, CTC (private)
15 PCE         430    2037     6428   180 Padmanav College of Engg, RKL (private)
17 TAC         744    2880     8901   180 Trident academy, BBSR (private)
18 OSM         204    4448    13524    90 Orissa Sc. of mines, Keonjhar (govt)
18 SYN        1429    3604     9058   250 Synergy Inst, Dhenkanal (private)
18 KIS        1218    3618    10934   201 Konark Inst, Jatni (private)
21 RIT        1025    3226    13419   138 Roland Inst., Berhampur (private)
21 JIP        1099    4283    12355   150 Jagannath Inst, Parlakemudi (private)
23 NMI        1588    6717    12499   166 NM Inst, BBSR (private)
23 SEC         976    7583    13652   168 Seemanta Engg., Mayurbhanj (private)
25 ABT        1544    7984    12531   179 Ajai Binay, CTC (private)
26 GHT        2368    8429    12583   180 Ghanashyam Hemalata, Puri (private)
26 IAC        2201    9541    13285   158 Inst of Advance, Rayagada (private)
26 PIE        1916    9532    13286   142 Purushottam Inst., RKL (private)
29 KID        2849    4311    19942    80 Koustuva Inst., BBSR (private)
29 BIT        1649    9497    16185   120 Bhadrakh Inst. (private)
29 MIB        2252    8342    16650   121 Mahavir Inst., BBSR (private)
32 JIC        2527   15694    17780    73 Jagannath Inst., CTC (private)
32 MIT        2053   16008    19806    61 Majhighariani Inst., Raygada (private)
32 ITT        1877   19172             32 Inst of Textile Tech., Chouduar (govt)
35 PKA        3036   19837             44 Padmashree ..., Baragarh (private)
35 SMT        3533   19151             35 Sanjay ..., Berhempur (private)
37 BCE        6555   19903             48 Balasore College of Engg. (private)
38 SCS        7992   15499             14 Samant Chandra Sekhar..., Koraput (private)
39 GCE       17545                      2 Gopal Krishna..., Jeypore (private)

Disclaimer: This ranking is only based on
the student admission data of 2005.
I have sampled the data from BPUT web pages
into three columns: the ranks of the 10th,
50th and 100th (and if the number
of students is less than 100, then the ranking
of the last) student admitted to a college.
My ranking does not take into account any other aspect.
Students should do their own research
(such as visiting the web pages, look at the
number and qualification of faculty a college has,
a college's record in terms of campus recruitment,
the opinions of alumni etc.) to decide
what college would be best for them.
-- Chitta. Aug 12th, 2005.

Further thoughts (August 12th 2005): 
Considering that the government colleges such as
CET and UCE are so popular and 
the fact that now-a-days loans are easily available to
engineering students, the Orissa government should
hook up with a couple of banks, borrow money to
upgrade the govt colleges (such as CET and UCE), 
increase the fees at those colleges to 80% of
the private college fees to serve the bank loan, 
and guarantee loans (though banks) to 
all those who get admission.
The government should wisely use the resulting fund
to improve the infrastructure of these colleges.
With this source of money and the fact that, government
does not have to spend money on land, and there
is already a budget for the exisiting faculty, there is no
reason why CET and UCE can not have the infrastructure
of KIIT or ITER or NIST.