B.Tech

Yes, VelTech is good for CS but it would be edge for you if you can get VIT University!

SRM conducts it's own entrance exams every year. You have to fill that and qualify exam to get in. Take a look here: https://www.shiksha.com/university/srm-university-chennai-kattankulathur-campus/exams/srmjeee-ug.

The best government colleges for B.Tech are IITs and NITs. For these colleges, you have to take an entrance exam (JEE Mains) and for IITs, you have to qualify JEE Mains followed by JEE Advanced.

Almost, every institute offers admission for lateral entry same as Birsa Institute of Technology do. BIT conducts separate exam for that and the number of seats through lateral entry in all branches are 10% of the normal seats.

Current Entrance exam for B.Tech admission is JEE Mains, if you clear the cut-off of JEE Mains then you can go for JEE Advanced. On the basis of JEE Mains rank, you can get colleges till NITs but can't get IITs. But except IITs, there are too many colleges which are welcoming you for B.Tech admissio

Generally, the student of the home state is preferred up to a percentage reservation on some colleges. Also, in some colleges, the rank of admission differs for home and state quota.

Nuclear engineering courses in India have good career options for bright and highly qualified engineers in the Atomic Energy and Defiance Sectors, Nuclear Medicine and Research and more particularly in the field of civil nuclear energy. These are some top colleges for M.Tech in nuclear engineering i

Eligibility criteria:
IIT JAM 2018 Subject-wise cut-off is mentioned below. Please check, if you made the cut from the marks mentioned below. In Physics, qualifying marks for general category are 19.51 while for SC/ ST/ PWD, it is 9.76. For Physics Paper/
In Chemistry, qualifying marks for General Cat

Yes, you will get a good job, but it depends on you and your mindset. You should have good skills and knowledge, then definitely, you will get the best job.