B.Tech

Hey,

Maths is crucial subject when it came to pursuing B.Tech. Pursuing B.Tech without knowing fundamentals (taught in 11-12th standard) will be challenging.

And you may not eligible for entrance exam for BTech as it has criteria of minimum 40% in pcm in some state (like maharashtra). 

But you can take admission through management quota. It may possible that some college provide you admission. You should contact or visit there.

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University course admissions is based on the entrance examination scores. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University application form can be filled out by visiting the official website. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University accepted entrance exam is IPU CET. IPU admission to most of the courses is based on IPU CET scores, however, the university accepts some national-level exam scores as well. JEE Main is another exam accepted by the IPU. 

Bharteey Vidyapeeth, Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Thakur College of Engineering, Vidyalankar Institute Of Technology, A.C Patil College of Engineering, Anjuman-I-Islam's Kalsekar college, Pillai Rassaine.

This college have fees INR 80,000 - INR 120,000. And by MAHADBT provides scholarships. And then as your marks are good, you can also apply for private scholarships like jio, Tata, JSW and many more.

And if you are struggling for the financial crisis, I suggest you take an educational loan for your studies. Education loans have many benefits. You can definitely go for it instead of compromising with your education.

For B.Tech/B.E admission you will need Academic Records. Like 10th marksheet, 12th marksheet you will need. Entrance Exam Score card (MHTCET or JEE). Allotment letter of  the college (if you are planning to take admission through cap round). Adhaar card Xerox, Ration card Xerox, caste certificate, caste validity, gap certificate (if applicable). Your passport size photograph will required. You can check on official website of bharteey vidyapeeth college. There you will get the details or even contact the faculty by contact number provided.

Yes, you are eligible for DASA if your father or brother is an NRI and will sponsor you. To qualify that your father or brother must have the NRI status and you will need the proof like passport or visa. Your education must have completed upto class 12 with subject physics, maths, chemistry, biology or computer Science and should have scored minimum 60%.You should have valid SAT Subject Test scores in Physics, Chemistry, and Math. You should check age criteria that you must be born on or after 2003.If you meet these, you can apply under DASA.

Some technical colleges may offer discounts or scholarships to students based on various factors, such as academic performance, financial need, or specific entrance exam scores. These discounts can include tuition fee waivers, merit-based scholarships, or special concessions for economically weaker sections. Additionally, many colleges provide discounts or benefits for students from reserved categories or those participating in state or central government schemes.To know more about available discounts, visit the official website of the college, check their scholarship section, or contact the admission office for detailed information.

98% in Boards, 56 JEE Marks, 2 Lacs Rank: Admission to ECE is more likely; CSE is difficult under Stream 1 but might work under Stream 2.

1. 10th and 12th marks card.
2. Transfer certificate.
3. Id proof.
4. Caste certificate (some colleges ask.)
5. Birth certificate (some ask, makes no sense ik)
6. Your alloted seat certificate if you're joining through an exam.

That's pretty much what I had to have for the admission process.