B.Tech

Both branches require skilled ppl as per the job sector is concerned so you need to go with the one that brings out the best in you. If you can visualize a big picture, have excellent spatial skills and love to work in field, civil will be the one for u. Sitting for hours to design a software progra

No. Not an issue.
while selecting any private kindly check college is aaffiliated with AICTE or following UGC rules or not.
about college faculty and their experience

Hi,
Kindly go through the below link. Hope this will resolve your query. https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

B.Arch is a premium course and very less number of colleges in India have Architecture, ofcourse B.Arch admission is very competitive when compared to B.Tech only because of the opportunities one has after they pass B.Arch

cse is best now a days , but civil is also depending your interest.

ofcourse dude.

Yes there are universities which offers engineering course without JEE. Universities like JNU, BHU, Lovely Professional University etc conducts their own entrance exam and gives admission on the basis of marks scored in that test. So, you can give entrance exam of these universities and can get admi

India has a growth oriented flourishing Automobile and its ancillary industry. Slowly India is becoming auto part manufacturing and design outsourcing hub. Therefore, I am of the opinion that automobile engineers have got good scope and will have lots of job opportunities in near future.