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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Pranith,
MIT is among the most selective schools in the world, you must be an extraordinarily bright student to be accepted by MIT. Very good grades in Diploma, SAT subject test, TOEFL, projects, extracurricular activities will be required. The more all-rounded your profile is the better the chances of them accepting you.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Start checking job portals of countries you are interested in. Speak with authorized visa agents to know the process and market needs, you should also check the labor shortage list on immigration websites of the countries to have some idea about it yourself.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Ananthu, scholarships are provided to students by the universities itself, you will be considered for scholarship at the time of admissions either by default, or you have to mention it on your application form. Scholarships are provided on merit basis, so universities will be select based on your marks, overall profile etc.

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Anagha G Nair

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The best step for you will be to take B.Tech now and go for MBA for post-graduation. In this way, both your interests will be served and B.Tech+MBA is actually a coveted combination while looking out for jobs in future.
However, if you don't have such strong inclination towards B.Tech then you can straightaway take courses such as BBA, B.Com, etc. and then go for MBA. In this way, you'll be able to save one year in this process.

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SHOAIBULLAH S

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Faculty members are well experienced and teaching is also good for B.Tech.

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SHOAIBULLAH S

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3-3.5 Lacs for CSE.

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Shabana Bee

Scholar-Level 17

You have to clear cutoff for the eligibility for any state or Madhya Pradesh B.Tech counseling. No worries about attending counselling. A student did not cross cut-off mark means that he is not eligible to appear in JEE Advanced. If a student doesn't qualify, depending on his marks (after normalization), he is provided a rank, for suppose, let us consider the rank provided by you I. e.27000. With this rank, you can get a seat somewhere in an NIT (Though, not the best NIT, but just an NIT). You will be able to attend counselling and the only thing is that, you are not eligible for Advanced.

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r v raman

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These are the certificate which will be given:
B.Tech (CSE)/B Tech (ECE)/B.Tech (Mechanical Eng)/ etc.

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