B.Tech

Choosing a course is totally individual decision.study about the stream,its scopes and choose only if it benefits you in long run.there are many courses which you can choose based upon your interest.These are:mechanical Engineering ,Electrical Engineering,Civil Engineering ,Mechatronics Engineering

Hey Omkar,
You have low score in your JEE mains but you can apply for some prestigious private institutions in India based on your marks in board exams. Private universities also have the best infrastructure nowadays. Also you are eligible for best scholarships offered by private universities. Check

Hiii.actually both have equal importance because now a days there is a need for BSc also you can go for BSc then MSc and then you can go in a teaching line as a professor because now there is a need for teachers and professors also .And you can also do BTech
Because there is a great need for techn

Hi Akhil,
If possible go through the alumni speak section to get an idea what the alumni thinks about the institute. However, we can help you with the parameters that you can keep in mind while choosing an institute. You can consider the below parameters :
1) Faculty,
2) Affiliation / Recognition
3) Co

Percentage and selection is purely based on your number obtained in entrance test either by NEET or other exams.
After b tech you can go for m tech. Nowa days MBA n Civil services are greatly opted by engineering graduates. So think of your area of interest and go ahead.

Hii. For getting into MNNIT Allahabad you need to give jee mains and get 200+ marks in that.Further you need to have very good percentage in boards but if you are applying next year yhen board marks are being excluded from the rank process so you need to focus on mains and get marks around 231.

I don't think you can. Minimum qualification to get lateral entry in b.tech. is either polytechnic diploma or bachelor degree in science (PCM) with at least 60% marks. So you better complete your degree first if you are already doing it. Good luck.