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Hi,
You can get admission in nits through JEE Mains exam and in IITs through JEE Advance exam. If you have appeared in JEE Mains, then you can predict your possible colleges here :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

There is a college level counselling held by college by college separately, so first select your college and then keep information and after that see the percentage that you have.

Hi Gunjan,
As per current trend, you should go for physiotherapy. The career opportunity is very good in this course. But still, you should go for the branches in which you are interested. Best of luck.

There are limited number of jobs in computer science in government sector. Ofcourse, the demand is very high in private sector. However, the need in government sector is also increasing year by year. You can give ISRO and DRDO exams to be a computer engineer at ISRO, DRDO, HAL, etc. You can crack UPSC exam to get a government job in information branch.

Hello Shivam,
JEE Mains rank cut-off is different for different category students, so you have to tell me your category first.

Poornima University is a best choice for B.Tech in any stream. This year PU had 1400 + placements with 230 + Companies and 71 lac the highest package from mechanical branch. PU also integrates its teaching learning process with industry and provides internships in top companies in India.

There is no biasness in the industry when you talk about 2 different professions. Each and every industry and sector is respected. When it comes to their payment or earning, your work would speak better. If you are not good working as engineer, you would earn better in HR and vice versa.

Hello Sahana,
You may choose a course of your interest. With this score, you can go for the colleges through any exams if you have appeared, else you can go with your board exams alone. All the best.

For JME as per SSC, RRB and MS exam norms Mechanical engineering is considered only and eligible to apply for JME post. Mostly in these exams, specific subjects are considered as qualification.