B.Tech

Hello Fadil,
The admission is based on the board exam cut off scores and there will be no entrance exam. However, you need to enroll for TNEA counselling under Anna University. If your cut off is more, then you can get B.Tech robotics course at PSG.

Hello Prathap,
You have good chances of getting CSE at PSG with this cut off score . As the competition is too high, it is not sure that you can get CSE. You can compare your scores with the previous year cut off scores from the link below:
https://info.tnea.ac.in/tinfo/index.php

Probably in June or July. Stay in touch with the University's official website https://jmi.ac.in/.

http://forms.niftem.ac.in/
Fill the form and wait for the merit list.

B.Tech from private will give you vast skills and knowledge about the day-to-day life along with which you will get to know and you can explore yourself in the B.Tech life. Enjoy those 4 years of B.Tech because time can't be reversed. All the best.

It totally depends on your percentage. After that, you have to give a paper conducted by the foreign university. If you qualify, then you have to fulfill all its criteria for going abroad.

B.Tech is full of scope An Engineering student can do any type of job and yes tool engineering also a part of mechanical engineering so it has a great scope of getting selected in a reputed company and get experience And later on you will find increase in salary which is beneficial for you. ALL THE BEST.

Hello Charan,
As per a report, last year, almost 50% students remained jobless after completing engineering from non-IIT or NIT. But that does not mean one with not get a job. You must decide what fascinates you and go for that subject only.

No if you have a talent than surely you should take admission in B.Tech because if a person wishes or decided to do anything he can do it without any problem.