B.Tech

Yes, unfortunately in spite of 70 years of Independence, the language for teaching of Engineering has still remained English. In no state of India even today, the language of teaching has changed over to the mother tongue, where as in many European countries the teaching language is mother tongue of the country. Best wishes to you.

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Both are equally good and have a bright scope. It all depends your area of interest. I would suggest you to apply in top colleges offering Biotechnology and Food Technology.

See, the best college in Agra is Dayalbagh Educational Institute in terms of government college and in terms of private college Anand Engineering College.

Dear Partha, according to me, Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati is better for B.Tech (CSE) because of its better infrastructure, the latest syllabus, qualified teaching, high tech labs, etc.

Getting C.V. Raman College of Engineering for B.Tech in Marine Engineering, seems to be impossible at this score but you can try your best upto to the last round of the counselling in that you might be able to grab this stream.

The minimum marks as per JEE Mains 2018 results were 45 marks to get qualified and maximum marks were 73 for an OBC student. This implies that the minimum percentile required to get admission into a B.Tech course for an OBC student should be around 76 - 82%. It also depends on number of students applying to the college that you wish for.

Admission process eligibility admission process and all details about B.Tech in Bangalore visit the below Shiksha link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-colleges-Bangalore
Hope this helps you.