B.Tech

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There are many options available for you after completing your B.Tech.
You can go for further studies like - M.Sc or MBA
If you have a dream of completing your studies from IIT's or IISC, the you can write IIT JAM Test for M.Sc or Ph.D.
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You have to spend your time on each and every subject for several time, and be regular in class you can make your percentage much better.

Yes, you will get admission through lateral entry for B.Tech, but distance education in engineering is not possible because engineering college does not provide distance education.

Below mentioned are the best colleges to pursue automobile engineering:
1. Satyabhama – Chennai.
2. Anna University – Chennai.
3. Hindustan Engineering College – Chennai.
4. IIT – Delhi.

Yes, of course you can do SAP, if you are interested. The module used by organization are FICO (Financials and Controlling) module, MM (Materials Management) module, SD (Sales and Distribution), HR (Human Resources), PP (Production Planning) module, Project systems, SAP ABAP and SAP security.

1. BC Roy.
2. NSHM – Durgapur.
3. Bengal College (In the 3rd round).
If you belong to any quotas or caste, so better colleges are also present. If you belong to ST caste than you will get Jadavpur.

For CSE, all NITs cut off is so high. Your rank will decide, which college is better for you. First you need to check the cut off and ask for an advice by an experience teacher.

If your academic record is good then you shall appear for IELTS exam and score 6.5 band and also try to appear GRE as GRE gives your profile extra boost.

Of course, IITs are best for CSE, but Jadavpur University has one of the best placement record in CSE. This year the package was Rs.1 Crore+ and this is easy to crack in comparison with IITs.