B.Tech

Norway, Germany, Netherlands, Australia and Canada are good low budget options but I would advise you to pursue Bachelor's in India and MS abroad.

Hello Revathy,
It's mandatory for you to take mathematics as a compulsory subject if want to make a career in engineering field. Though if you are really in that field you must check if any diploma courses are available for the respective stream of engineering and get enrolled into the program.

30000 students were selected, not 50000. There are other institutes than IITs like RGIPT, IIPE, IIST and ISCER giving admission on the basis of JEE Advanced. In fact, IIPE took rank around 30000 in its 2nd round and RGIPT took around 20000 in 2017.

You can do B.Tech and then prepare for UPSC.

If you have studied well for UP board exams then you may try for JEE this year itself. UP board is tough as compared to CBSE and you still have time for the exam. You can prepare well. Also, if you are not able to crack JEE and don’t get a good engineering college then you can drop a year. But remem

Hello Naveen,
You need to verify your documents at respective/regional ARC centers and again at the college/university allotted to you only in any state for engineering.

Please don't do course for the sake of degree. It can dampen your future prospects.

Hello Shubham,
Yes, you can seek lateral admission in this branch.