B.Tech

B.Tech in Biotechnology in Thapar University is very well renowned. If you want to pursue in the field of science, Biotechnology is the right choice for you.
If you are passionate about science and research work, biotechnology provides several career scope. The biotechnology domain is the most promin

DSCE or Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering, is better than RNSIT, in terms of placements. A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science would fetch you a great job at this college, which has companies such as JP Morgan, Dell and HP participating in their placement drive. They have companies categorised

Symbiosis Institute of Technology, a constituent of Symbiosis International University was established in the year, 2008.
The companies which visit Symbiosis Institute of Technology are:
1) IBM
2) L & T Infotech
3) 3DPLM Software
4) KSB Pumps
5) Infosys
6) Whirlpool of India Ltd
7) Hyundai
8) Amdocs
9) Syman

SAT exam is a must and I think it's more important to focus how passionately you study.
"Ways will self-find you".
Frankly speaking, you just find good students and make a collaborative study.
Believe me, it's the best you could have.

Definitely, the course at SITM is tailormade for students from electronics background. I too am an ECE graduate and felt very easy to adapt to the MBA course at SITM. Here, you'll not only learn technology related subjects, but the managerial and practical aspects of those subjects.

You should find your area of interest and pursue a course in the same field.

You should have atleast 320+ to get admission there whereas for CSE you should score atleast 380.
Apart from the BITSAT exam marks one should have atleast 80% in PCM each.

To get admission in BITS-Pilani, you have to clear BITSAT exam. You have to score around 320 marks to clear it. Apart from that, you should have an aggregate of 80% and in all three major subjects (PCM).
BITSAT is of average level which one can crack, only major factor to clear that exam is time man

Change of branch on completion of first year is permitted in majoroty of Engineering colleges. Each college and university has its own rules and regulations for change of branch in second year. You may check with college administration or your seniors about branch change process.