B.Tech

After B.Tech in biotech, your degree does not make you eligible for M.Sc in microbiology, it requires B.Sc. It would open more avenues for you to various places if you pursue M.Tech after B.Tech or M.Sc biotech further.

Hello Akshay Anand,
To know more about the cutoff, placement, etc. of CV Raman College, click on the link given below:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/c-v-raman-college-of-engineering-bhubaneswar-21724/courses?bc[]=10&ct[]=912
Hope this helps! All the best!

It is very competitive. Every mechanical engineer wants to work in R&D department. There are a lot of mechanical engineers and not as many R&D positions. You can try:
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Hi,
I think you should go with JEE Mains rank and take admission in your state NIT with this rank. Your WBJEE rank is not enough to get you into Jadavpur University which is the best Govt. college under WBJEE.

Of course, the procedure is going to be a bit hectic.

If you are skilled enough in CS then yes it is possible.

Hi,
Keeping it simple, you can appear for Mains only 3 times in your life with age restriction and can appear for Advanced only 2 times.
As you have appeared in Mains 2 times and advanced 1 time then you have the last chance for both Mains and Advanced.

Hi,
The best colleges for computer science engineering in SKTU are:
KIET
ABES
GL Bajaj
NIOT
IPEC
NIET
AKGEC
GLA
Galgotia
Amity.
These colleges are the best for computer science engineering branch.

Hi,
In Delhi, it would be difficult for you to get admission with a compartment in physics.
However, many private colleges are available in Noida that can provide you admission even after having compartment.

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue B.Tech after completing Diploma in mechanical engineering. Various colleges provide B.Tech lateral entry scheme in which a Diploma holder can take admission in directly 2nd year of B.Tech.