B.Tech

Hi Ankit, Being an Education Consultant, I am happy to SEE your marks expectation in JEE Main Paper 2. So, I suggest you to take admission only in any premier institute. Being a resident of Jalandhar City, I am well aware of LPU and I strongly recommend you to take admission in LPU. Although LPU requires NATA but With my best of my knowledge you can get an Admission in B.Arch in LPU. Programme Details
According to me their eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 and English must be studied as a subject. Along with this a candidate must have 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics separately. Along with this candidate must be qualified NATA 2020 with the average marks of 80 or above or JEE Main (Paper II) (80 percentile or above). LPU is offering, C. O. A approved professional degree having elite architectural education nourishing students with designing and software skills. You are expecting 180 + marks in JEE Main Paper 2 which means you will be eligible to get admission in LPU. In fact, you may get very good scholarship also on the basis of marks in JEE Mains paper 2. Although I am pretty sure with my information. Still you can visit their website www.lpu.in to confirm it.

That's a good question actually, Manit. The thing is in India, every year lots of engineering students graduate from different colleges having learnt almost the same thing. So, the competition is very high. That means you have to have some unique skill in you to stand out. In the current situation, we cant actually predict anything as it is a bad time for all people. But engineering is not something that would become obsolete in the near future. To my knowledge, data analytics is one branch that is gaining a lot of attention and scope in today's world. So, if you are interested, you can go into that field after engineering or directly. Try to find courses in data analytics for Bachelors. Or you can go for engineering in your desired field. Don't worry about the current situation. That is not a measuring criteria. Always go for what interests you. Good luck.