Colleges in Mumbai

Hi,Yes, you can surely take B.Tech Biotechnology, because it needs a pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, English and Mathematics or Biology or Biotechnology or equivalent, subject to qualifying JEE Mains or any entrance exam a college conducts. The MAKAUT is an institute of repute. You can also try for NITMAS which offers good faculty. You have talked about the average fee structure for your course. Yes, I agree that financial status should not be a hindrance to higher education. The universities are offering high scales of scholarships to make education easily available for students. Like LPU gives big scholarships on various categories. I want to tell you that, explore the whole arena of education for academic excellence and financial matters are taken up by universities which offer not only scholarships but also financial assistance by helping you get a loan approved. So check an institution like SRM, LPU etc. Giving you the best academics. Thanks.

Generally, most Indian B.Com graduates are eligible to take the CPA exam. Every year of university education in India is equivalent to 30-semester credits of US Education, totaling 90 credits at the end of 3 years. If B.Com is completed in 1st division from a NAAC 'A' university, the 3-year B.Com would be treated as 4 years of US education, i.e., 120 credits for B.Com alone. Having a 2-year Master's degree (e.g., M.Com, MBA) contributes to 60 education credits. Further, professional qualifications like CA/CS/CWA are recognized by a few States as 2 years of US education. In case yours is a NAAC 'A' college, you'd be able to appear for the exams. Even if that's not the case, you can pursue bridge courses to get the credits.