B.Tech

If you interested in engineering then you should do B.Tech. If you are interested in any other competitive field then you should do B.Sc.

B.Tech in aerospace management is more challenging than petroleum. You will get good offers and more challenging tasks in aerospace sector. Its still a growing field in India.

No you need to apply for JEE Mains and then advance and get good rank and on the basis of 12th class you can get a seat in IIT.

No, it is not necessary. Only if you want to get an IIT, NIT, IIIT, etc. you should write it.
These all are government aided colleges (central government).If you want to study in private universities like VIT, BITS Pilani, SRM then you have to write their entrance exams. They never see your JEE marks

I would just like to contradict a few points mentioned before by anonymous about users this university. I have no clue what Hindustan was before I joined (2015), but I can tell you what it is now. It is an excellent platform for those who want to grow as an engineer and not just attain an engineerin

The cut off varies from institute to institute. Here I am giving you a link that gives you the details about TNAU (Tamil Nadu Agriculture University):
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-food-process-engineering-tamilnadu-agricultural-university-tnau-coimbatore-30956

Hello Rahul,
A scholarship is a touchy subject. Many colleges do offer it but you still have to spend a lot of money. I would advise you to go for education loan that can be returned after completing the course.

One advantage over Mumbai University is that our syllabus keeps on changing being a private university. We had up to date syllabus and in fact recent trends were taught to us keeping the industry standard and requirements in mind.
NBA accreditation is also given for our course which is a positive loo

There is only one college in your location and the name of this college is Mepco Schlenk Engineering College. Overall, this college is good for engineering you can also try for some other zone.

You can get a job in the automotive industry, manufacturing industry or Indian railways.