B.Tech

Hello Rittik,
Till now the government hasn't introduced any changes, but as per the inputs we are getting the whole examination is going to have a revamp, so it will be better to wait till the official notifications.

Top colleges don't offer management seat and management quota admission and fee cost is not advertised openly by any of the colleges/universities across India as being a paid seat it totally depends on the discretion of the college authorities. Please contact the college authorities for all the deta

CGC (CEC), Landran is good for placement only. They don't give any practical or technical knowledge regarding your 4 years B.Tech course.
It's like a school where you are required to work like a worker without any salary. Some teachers are good but the majority of teachers only know how to give burde

Yes, you can by giving LEET (lateral entry exam) or on the basis of Diploma percentage as some colleges also takes admission on the basis of Diploma percentage.

Go through the reviews below and decide :
https://www.shiksha.com/college/narula-institute-of-technology-nit-agarpara-agorpara-kolkata-34193/reviews?course=251018&sort_by=year of gradution&type=question

You can but it would be difficult to get admission only on the basis of 12th percentage, you need to opt for either all India or state engineering entrance exam.

Its a decent college but not very good in terms of placements and faculty, you should opt for some other better college.

Firstly, I would recommend you to go for any other professional course instead of doing B.Tech from such a low standard colleges. Low standard means no infrastructure, no placement, no development, no extra activities, simply no future. So being a current student of Feroz Gandhi Institute of Enginee

Hello Naveen,
As you complete your B.Tech, you can do M.Tech not M.Arch and next is SRM University. So, it is good private college but firstly you should try in IIT and NITs or BITS-Pilani to get admission in M.Tech