B.Tech

Yes, it is a demanding branch in government and private sectors. However, you have to choose any good college including faculty, placement, environment, affiliations, etc. You must note that with your hard work to pass all the semester without any backlogs, you have ample of jobs in government secto

Hi Aparark,
There are many good colleges of B.Tech for Diploma students.
You can consider the below mentioned colleges:
1. Delhi College of Engineering.
2. LPU – Punjab.
3. IP University.
4. Mahraja Agarsen College - Delhi.
5. Thapar University.
6. College of Technology – Pantangar.
7. MMMU – Gorakhpur.
8. V

DIAS has been established recently and admission is either direct or through their own test. Placement is assured as per Institute. Initial packages range from 3-6L.
http://www.dias.net.in/admission.php

Hello Janani,
Admissions in TN are governed by eligibility rules link for which I am attaching. Robotics is a challenging field. Aerospace has perhaps limited job opportunities in India.
http://www.annauniversitycounselling.com/tnea-2016/anna-university-counselling-2016-eligibility/
Best wishes!

You may definitely pursue Journalism if your area of interests lies there but after completion of technical studies then pursuing journalism you may tend to waste your engineering degree. But better late than never if your core strengths and expertise involves journalism. Decide carefully weighing p

Hello Siddharth,
Amity is not debarring anyone from NIOS since it's accepting in toto criteria for JEE Mains. Hence you indeed can get admission if your score is good enough in JEE Mains.

Hi Sreehari,
If you want to study science, then you should go to IISERs or NISER. If your goal is to get a degree, a job or to go for MBA (in IIMs) after that, then NITs are better for you.