B.Tech

See, in private colleges, regional language is the mode of teaching in any state, but in National Level Institute, mainly Hindi or English is the mode of teaching.

To get into ISRO, one really needs to put a lot of effort. Every year, ISRO hires IIT engineers in different streams through ICRB. After written exam, you have to go through an interview. During the interview, they look towards your attitude, work and your approach to deal with a practical problem.

Yes, after completing your graduation, you can pursue Diploma in industrial chemistry by distance education. You also can do this with you graduation but for that you both courses should not be private. You are eligible to do that.

Hello,
Please use Shiksha TS-EAMCET college predictor to get the list of colleges according to your rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor.

You can get the list of the best B.Tech college with full information and review:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-Telangana/44-2-413-0-0.

Greater Noida is better. The campus has lot of good relationship with top companies. Also, the placement opportunities are enormous as compared to other 2. I suggest you to go with the same.

Dear!
You could have much better options then Anna University in south India. If the private college is technical only options you are left with then you may consider VIT Vellore or SRM Chennai for B.Tech. Anna is not up to the mark. It's ranking is low and placement index is also not high as such.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.

Yes, you can get it. You can apply for management seats in private colleges like Amrita, Amity, PES, etc.

Hi,
I am Surya Prakash. I will be interested in the mining engineering.