Colleges in India

Geetanjali Medical College and Hospital, Udaipur provides a stipend to the PG students right from the first year of their Academics. All the Postgraduate students of GMCH, Udaipur are entitled to receive a stipend per month throughout the course, decided by the College administration and as per the guidelines formulated by the National Medical Commission, New Delhi. All the MD/MS Students are eligible for a monthly stipend as below: Year 1: INR 54,000/Month, Year 2: INR 55,000/Month, Year 3: INR 56,000/Month

But for diploma, it's a different course and I don't know.

With this score, you cannot get any government college but you are applicable for every private college in Kerala. But you have to choose a private college very seriously because this decides your future. A college with a better campus and alumni, you can get a good package from a company and also it helps in your startup funding 

Government College that offer B tech courses in Punjab are -

• IIT Ropar
• NIT Jalandhar 
• Punjab Engineering College ( PEC )
• Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College ( GNDEC )
• University Institute of Engineering and Technology ( UIET )

In Bangalore, there are -

• IIIT Bangalore 
• University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering ( UVCE )
• Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology ( AIT )
• Indian Institute of Science ( IISc )

No, you cannot take admission in BITS Mesra by using last year's Mains scorecard because this requires present year Mains scorecard on the basis of which it takes admission 

As it is a well known college and its campus placement is also good. To maintain its name and dignity, it will require intelligent student which is done on the basis of JEE Mains.

Okay, here are several reputable B.Tech programs in Blockchain: SRM Trichy (CSE–Blockchain), SNS Coimbatore (IoT/Cybersecurity & Blockchain), Srinivas Mangalore (Blockchain & Distributed Computing), Jain University Bangalore, and Kalasalingam Academy (IoT/Cybersecurity with Blockchain). They require PCM in 10+2 and entrance exam ranks, with fees ranging INR 1.5–3 L per year and decent placement prospectus.

With 80 percentile in CMAT, you can get MCA admission in some government or low-fee colleges, especially in states like Gujarat or Maharashtra. Colleges like Government MCA College, Ahmedabad and GTU-affiliated institutes accept CMAT scores. Apply through state counseling processes like ACPC. Fees are affordable compared to private institutions.

Yes, you can do Hotel Management after 10th by joining Diploma or certificate courses offered by various institutes. You need to pass Class 10 with at least 40–50% marks. Courses include Food Production, Front Office, and Hospitality Services, providing practical skills for entry-level jobs or further studies in the field.

Even my relatives have pursued it and have good job .

But there is less payment and too much shifting .

After reading that you got only 52.6 score in JEE Mains I was shocked and you are expecting a seat in NIT but after knowing you belong to SC category then I can answer. With a 52.6 score in JEE Mains and SC category, chances of NIT admission are low but possible in lower-ranked NITs or less preferred branches under home state quota. Cutoffs vary yearly, so apply through JoSAA counselling, keep options wide, and also consider IIITs, GFTIs, or state colleges.

Yes, ofcourse Hindi-medium students agar 10+2 mein PCB/PCM se 50%+ marks aur HS mein English clear kiya hai, toh B.Sc. Biotechnology ke liye Calcutta University mein apply kar sakte hain, medium se fark nahi padta.

As, I researched it will require approximately 90 percent. It also depends on seat availability and wheather is there any direct admission available or not. For first-year via management quota, you need 50% in 12th Science—no fixed OBC cutoff, admissions depend on marks and seat availability.