MP‑DTE Predictor

Open Source & Contributing

The code and data are public — and contributions are welcome.

Open source

The full source — the static site, the deterministic predictor logic, and the data-processing pipeline — is public on GitHub: github.com/i-shivamsoni/mp-dte-btech-predictor. It is built only from official public data (no machine learning, no hidden weights), and the RTI application and student merit lists are deliberately kept out of the repository.

Found a problem? Open an issue

Spotted a wrong cut-off, a missing college, or a bug? Please report it:

  1. Open the Issues tab and click New issue (you’ll need a free GitHub account).
  2. Give it a clear title. In the description include the page / URL, what you expected vs what you saw, and a screenshot if you can.
  3. For a data error, name the college, branch, category and year so it can be traced back to the official source.

Open a new issue →

Want to change something? Send a pull request

  1. Fork the repository and clone your fork.
  2. Create a branch, make your change, and test locally (bundle exec jekyll serve — see Develop locally in the README).
  3. Push your branch and open a pull request against main, describing what changed and why.

Please don’t add the raw qualifying-exam merit lists (they contain student names and roll numbers) — they are intentionally excluded. Predictions remain estimates, not guarantees; always verify on the official DTE portal.