B.Tech

Hello Vivek,
The intermediate round is also same as all the rounds just the difference is that after all the rounds when all the seats got upgraded, after that, this round is conducted to fill the remaining seats.

No, an undergraduate candidate is not eligible for UGC NET. Post-graduation is required to apply for UGC NET. Also, science students are eligible for CSIR NET not UGC NET. The difference between these is that CSIR NET is for science students and bachelor degree holders can apply for it, but UGC NET is for arts/commerce students and postgraduate is required for that.

Yes, why not. You can complete your B.Tech degree if you have been detained. You can appear for the upcoming exams.

Hi Himanshu,
You are looking a bit confused about your career. Well, don't worry. I can help you regarding your problem whether CSE will be hard for you after doing a diploma in electrical.
So, my answer is no. It will not be hard. As those students who are coming after 12th will have zero knowledge about CSE just like you have zero knowledge about CSE. So, your knowledge and the knowledge of the students coming from the first year will be the same.
So, don't worry you can go for it.
Best of luck!

Well, Pranshu, in MHTCET, they don't consider your 12th marks as an advantage.
They only check whether you are eligible for engineering or not. Taking a look at your score, it is below par. By using this score, you can not get any great private engineering college.
I am sharing you a link where you can check in which colleges you are eligible to take admission-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor
Go through the link and check out to have a close look.
Hope this will solve your problem.
Best of luck!

No, you need not pay the counselling fee again and again. You only need to fill the colleges for the 2nd round.

No dear, you won't be able to be a part of the process. But please confirm it with ACPC by calling them on the toll-free number. You will be guided for your each and every query.
Thank you.

Firstly, register yourself in Naukri. Com if you're a fresher. So you can get some the latest job openings which are up to your choice of job package you want to have. You can look up to job of your choice in biochemistry department in the following website:
https://www.naukri.com/lab-technician-jobs-in-jind-Haryana
or
https://www.naukri.com/msc-chemistry-jobs-in-Haryana.

Because of facts like in India, engineering employment rate is only around 14-17% including both corporate and government sectors, for which, everyone in India (youth) compete, which is around 60% of the total education system. So if you have the skill, caste and talent, you can prove yourself. Or there isn't even a faint glimmer of people getting a job in the prescribed field of engineering they're educated in. They end up doing IT with low packages such as 1.2-2.5 LPA or join some BPOs or become jobless and start blaming other graduates of (science, arts, management and commerce) for stealing their jobs.