Colleges in India

NIIT University programmes are offered at the UG, PG and PhD level in the fields of Science and Management. The university offers BTech, BBA, Integrated MBA at the UG level. At the PG level MTech and PGDM in Risk management. PhD programmes are offered in fields of BTech, CSE, Educational Tech, Electronics & Communication, GIS, Maths & Basic Sciences, Mangement, Humanities & Social Sciences.

One thing I didn't expect to enjoy so much was participating in student-led technical events and hackathons. I initially thought they would mostly be about competition, but the actual experience of working with different people, dividing tasks, and trying to solve a problem under a deadline was pretty fun. You also end up learning things that aren't covered in regular classes. For me, those activities made campus life feel less focused on academics and gave me a chance to discover interests I didn't know I had.

I'm not very familiar with Galgotias University's specific career outcomes for B.Tech Biotechnology. But if you're exploring options, LPU is worth considering, its B.Sc. (Biotechnology) programme includes industry exposure, live projects, internships, research opportunities, and pathways into sectors like pharmaceuticals, healthcare, agriculture, food technology, and bioinformatics. 

At Kongu Engineering College (KEC), the annual tuition fee ranges around INR 55,000 to 1,25,000 per year.

 The hostel and mess fee goes upto INR 80,000 per year.

NO, AIIMS Delhi does not use NEET score for BSc Nursing admission. It conducts its own separate entrance exam for paramedical admission. The exam is conducted twice a year. It is usually conducted in May and Nov. Students need to prepare for this exam and not for NEET only.

AIIMS Delhi is the best paramedical college because of its low fees and good clinical exposure. It offers courses such as BMLT, B.Optom, Post Basic, etc., with good hospital training, along with others like Jamia Hamdard, Jamia Millia Islamia, and University of Medical Sciences, with good faculty, proper infrastructure and placement. All the colleges will give you a good start in your healthcare career.

Both the colleges offer good placements and accept a minimum of 45% aggregate in PCM/ accepted subjects.

Yes, your selection quota directly impacts the active BHU BSc course fees you will pay. Regular seats receive major government subsidies, keeping your semester bills extremely low. Paid seat brackets require students to pay premium rates for the same Science track. Always verify your seat type during counselling rounds.