B.Tech

Hi Mausam,
Thank you for contacting us. Kindly let us know from which university did you pursue your BE and the duration of the said course. For more details, you can contact us through our official website.

The counselling process will be started after the result. So, the application will start after the result only.

Hi Gurinder,
Something you should know. It will depend on your choice of career and attributes. You may choose to pursue MS in Civil Engineering and specialize in a particular field or look for MS in more specific subjects like Urban Planning etc. You can also look for Engineering Management, Genera

Hi Sonam,
For engineering courses, you can consider universities like University of Technology Sydney,University of South Australia, RMIT, Queensland University of Technology, University of Melbourne to name a few.

First, you must clear out what you want to opt. You want to go for BF.Tech which is Bachelor of fashion technology or do you want to go for engineering in design?
If it is BF.Tech, then you can apply for NID or NIFT where most courses are offered.
If it is the latter one, then other than NID, you can

Yes, B.Tech percentage do matter if you are looking for MBA. During MBA when you will sit for summer internship interviews and final placement interviews, at that time recruiters put conditions on X/XII and Graduation marks. Its to better to keep graduation marks close to 70%, preferably above 70.

B.Tech in CSE or IT has more scope as compared to other specialization because these are evergreen fields. Although there is little slow down in IT field but it will never end up. You can also choose Mechanical and Civil. These are also good fields. Also, it depends on your interest and career goals