B.Tech

Hello Sagnik,
MNCs indeed to visit different campuses as per their assessment and recruit students. But then if they are paying good money then why would they come to any college other than IITs? Of course, you have the option of directly applying for a job, but then chances are quite less of getting

When it is a matter of choosing a career in the field of civil engineering or architecture, one has to know the basic differences between the two which includes the difference of working environments, career scope, core subjects and future prospects in these two fields. Though these fields are simil

B.Tech in biotechnology has more scope.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-biotechnology-vit-university-vellore-119909

Hi,
For these colleges, you'll have to take ComedK examination. It is the easiest examination but requires a good preparation. In order to get into these top colleges, you'll have to secure a very decent rank.

It is necessary to take CAT or MAT exam.

Hi Arun,
After B.Tech in mechanical, you can take an exam for higher studies as well as for jobs.
The following are some of the exams for higher studies:
1) GATE (for engineering in India)
2) GRE (for engineering abroad)
3) GMAT (for management abroad)
4) CAT, MAT and XAT (for management in India)
5) TO

Hi Austin,
You need to have completed your 10+2 (HSC) with a good score like above 90%. There is no entrance exam but PSG accepts JEE Mains marks .
If not, then you need to go for management quota admission.

Hello Ayush,
Most of the government colleges admit students based on an entrance exam. For the state government colleges, you need to clear the state level entrance exams like TANCET, MHCET, KEAM, etc.
For central government colleges like IITs, NITs, etc., you need to clear JEE Mains exam.

Hello Raj,
It's very nice to know your dream of studying management in Australia. However, primarily these Universities look for students with a good academic record. But nothing is gained without trying. I would advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Australia. They would