B.Tech

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Eligibility for B.Tech:
A candidate must have passed 10+2 or higher secondary examination from a recognised board with minimum 45% marks in aggregate (40% for reserved category). Final year or appearing students are also eligible to apply for JEE Mains provisionally. Also, he/she must have appeared in a national level entrance test like JEE Mains for the particular academic year. Eligibility for B.Tech Lateral Entry:
A candidate must have passed Diploma in Engineering of minimum 3 years duration from a recognised board/University with at least 60% marks in aggregate (55% marks for reserved category). The candidate must also attempt the PULEET Entrance test conducted by Panjab University for Lateral entry admissions.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Eligibility for B.Tech. A candidate must have passed 10+2 or higher secondary examination from a recognised board with minimum 45% marks in aggregate (40% for reserved category). Final year or appearing students are also eligible to apply for JEE Mains provisionally. Also, he/she must have appeared in a national level entrance test like JEE Mains for the particular academic year. Specialisation for B.E/B.E Lateral Entry:
Computer Science and Engineering
Electronics and Electrical Communications Engineering
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Eligibility for B.E Lateral Entry:
A candidate must have passed Diploma in Engineering of minimum 3 years duration from a recognised board/University with at least 60% marks in aggregate (55% marks for reserved category). The candidate must also attempt the PULEET Entrance test conducted by Panjab University for Lateral entry admissions.

Your academic background is good enough for FMS Delhi. The selection criteria of FMS Delhi for MBA Admission are given below. Selection Criteria: From the list of candidates shortlisted for the Interview Process, admission to the MBA Full Time programme shall be based on the following criteria and weight system:
1. Weighted CAT 2021 Score - 50%
2. Marks obtained in Class X - 10% (60% and above but less than 75%: 5%, 75% and above: 10%)
3. Marks obtained in Class XII 10% (60% and above but less than 75%: 5%, 75% and above 10%)
4. Discussion on Statement of Purpose - 10%
5. Extempore 5%
6. Personal Interview - 15%
So the CAT and PI are very important in selection. Plan accordingly.

Undoubtedly, IIT Mumbai enjoys the luxury of excellent location. It has beaches, it is a Bollywood hub, and it has great places to visit. Mumbai is the Financial Capital of India and draws more employers than any other IIT. IIT Delhi comes a close next but IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur and IIT Kharagpur are far below in the scale of location value. Living in a metro has its perks like better connectivity and better hostels. IIT Mumbai menu card has the greatest number of course options on it. The wide range of courses and their combinations are designed according to the current market demands and the potential demand in the near future. Hence, they prove to be greatly beneficial to students in terms of employment prospects. Over the past few years, IIT Mumbai has been able to attract best pay packages from multinational corporations across the world. Last year, the 5 the biggest salary packages offered to the IITians were offered to IIT-B students. In 2013, as many as 5 IIT Bombay students received a salary offer of about Rs 30 Lacs from MEC Japan, which was amongst the highest international offers made by the company. IIT Mumbai has made its curriculum quite flexible in the last few years much more relaxed or intensive than other IITs as per students choice. While the regular curriculum allows a lot of free time to students, there is a Minors and Honours System to allow students to choose as many courses they would like to pursue per semester.