B.Tech

Hello Anagha,
While JEE provides admission to national level government engineering colleges like IITs, NITs etc., MHCET grants admission into colleges in Maharashtra. Therefore, if you qualify in the eligibility criteria of MHCET, then you are eligible to pursue B.Tech in Maharashtra
If you have any

B.Tech IT is far better than BCA + MCA.

MIT, Manipal has good facilities and placement for B.Tech in CSE.

As far as my knowledge goes, you need not to face any difficulty in getting government contractor license provided you know that B.Tech in civil through distance can be conducted by the university affiliated to AIU and DEC and a particular technical degree requires approval from AICTE.

Nowadays, biotech has more scope as compared to BDS in terms of pay scale and demands in India and abroad.

Hello Sarthak,
If you go for B.Tech in biotechnology you will be an engineer who practice on medical things and if you go for BDS you will be a doctor in dental department so ask yourself what you want to be, a doctor or an engineer.

Biotechnology is a combination of both physics and biology but it makes very less use of physics. The concepts of biology are there and some physics concepts and technology is also utilized to get the end results.

Hi,
The best colleges in Haryana are NIT-Kurukshetra, YMCA Institute of Science and Technology, University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Panipat Institute of Engineering and Technology, University of Engineering and Technology, MDU-Rohtak, Manav Rachna College-Faridabad, Maharishi Markende

Hi,
The last date to submit the application for LPU is February 2017. You are late. For more details regarding fee structure, syllabus, exam, etc. go through the link:
http://www.seatallotmentresult.in/lpu-nest-exam-application-form-syllabus-notification/

Yes, AIMS accepts PGCET score. The admission through PGCET is based on your ranking and fee structure and is as per KEA norms.