B.Tech

If girls can excel in mechanical, they can in instrumentation too. If you are a bit nervous/confused about branch selection, visit the college and talk with the students of that specific branch directly.

I think you should consider your interest in the specific branch of engineering rather than considering the college preference. Both branches, metallurgy and civil are quite vast and entirely different. So please first consider what is your interest in that specific career option.

I have completed my engineering from PES. It was among top 10 colleges in Pune when I took admission. You will experience consistent academic learning with proper lecture sessions by faculty here. Attendance and obedience are neatly followed here. Seniors are co-operative. A good amount of IT /compu

You should opt for CSE. It has less maths in it.

No, you need to opt for science stream with maths in HSC to pursue B.Tech.

The batches with CGPA instead of percentage marks will go into placement in 2018, as of now anything above 70% will make you eligible to sit for most of the good companies.

Hi Rishab,
Yes, you can apply for GATE 2018. As per GATE 2018 eligibility criteria, a candidate who is currently in the final year or already completed is eligible for GATE exam. So if you clear your 4-year engineering degree within 4 years i.e., in 2018. You are eligible for GATE 2018 exam. There wo

Hello Shaikh,
You need have at least 75% in your HSC or 65% if you belong to SC, ST or PWD candidates. If these are not applicable, then you need to be in the top 20 percentile (top 20% students from your board ) then you are eligible.
If you don't satisfy these conditions then you are not eligible.