B.Tech

You have to write CAT exam conducted by CUSAT and wait for the results.

Hello Sam,Normally in majority of institutions, first year students are doubled up and separate room is provided from second year onwards. The medium of instructions still english. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. http://www.payment.mitindia.edu/facilities.php

Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering from Punjab Agricultural University (PAU). You should be able to download college brochure from the link mentioned below, for details of domicile required for this course from PAU.
https://www.shiksha.com

MS will be your first preference I believe. And, MBA in India is now saturated and with the MS degree, you can get global exposure to world’s the finest technologies. You can have maximum global opportunities. However, the fees will be much higher compared to MBA in India. MBA in India is also not b

Please check for your eligibility to pursue B.Tech in food technology in Institute of Chemical Technology from the criteria mentioned below:
Basic eligibility to pursue B.Tech in Food Engineering and Technology in Institute of Chemical Technology is that, candidate should have cleared class 12th with

Admission is through Centralised Admission Committee- Lateral Entry (CENTAC LE) counselling conducted by Government of Puducherry, based on the marks obtained in Diploma. Candidate must have passed Diploma in Engineering or Technology from a recognized board. Regards.

If we talk in terms of placements and companies, then best specializations will be:
1. VLSI and Microelectronics -: Most of the industrial jobs and research sectors of electronics recruit from this branch.
2. Communication -: For telecom sector.
3. Signal Processing -: If you like mathematics, then t

As per AICTE norms, BE can't be done through distance education.