B.Tech

With low mains cut-off this year and higher intake of college, you can get admission. The best probable branches would be Electronics or Mechanical.

Hi,
Of course you can get admission in the engineering field. Don't lose your hopes so easily. There are many students who get very low marks, but in the end marks doesn't make much difference if you have fire in your soul for your dreams. So, if you have the determination and interest for engineeri

Hi, I am sorry, but you can't get any School of planning and architecture through these scores. I got somewhat near 156 marks in JEE Mains paper along with 89% in boards, but couldn't get any SPA. You can opt for private colleges. Wish you good luck though.

As per market data, CSE graduates are paid highest average starting salaries among all major branches of Engineering. However, with slow decipline of Indian IT industry, CSE may loose it's best salary tag in near future.

No need to worry. At this rank, she will definitely get admission in DTU.
She has fair chances of getting EE, ECE, Mech, and Civil in first round of JAC counseling.

Heres SNAP 2017 test eligibility criteria:
Graduates in any discipline with at least 50% marks from recognised university or institute (45% for SC/ST candidates) for all the Master of Business Administration programmes.
Final year students are also eligible for SNAP test.
Theres no age limit for SNAP t

Read about the required information here:
http://www.jeduka.com/engineering-b-e-b-tech-in-safety-and-fire-engineering-course-cochin-university-of-science-and-technology-kochi-college

Hi Sourav,
There is no requirement of your class 12th marks to obtain an education loan. You have to be admitted by a college or university. Many private colleges have tie-ups with banks offering education loan to the students, you may check with the colleges and they will do the needful. You should

If you have already taken admission in B.Tech then do not worry about any the entrance test like JEE.
Now, keep studying and prepare for the GATE exam.

Obviously u need to do M.Tech not MBA. As, through MBA, you will lead in managerial line which does not suit you. But, you also have to complete your Ph.D in respective field to be a complete 'research scientist'. So, my answer is a big 'No' to MBA, although you have to go for M.Tech.
Best of Luck.