Engineering

Yes, you can pursue marine engineering after Diploma in mechanical. Candidates who have completed a Diploma in any stream of Engineering (Marine, Mechanical and Electrical) with 55-60% in final year can join the B.Tech. Course from the 2nd year as part of the Lateral Entry scheme. Here a list of Bes

Check out the predictor below for MHT CET and fill COEP in select preferred college’s option:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor
For JEE:
The final AIR will be declared after April 2019 considering the best score out of the two JEE Main attempts for all the applicants, h

PSG is one of the top engineering college and getting admission is not the that easy, as it is based on TNEA counselling.
However, you can try through management quota, but Management quota admission and fee cost is not advertised openly by any of the colleges/universities across India as being a pai

Hi Kavya,
If you have not completed your graduation yet, and you want to continue the same, you will have to continue through regular mode only. Another option could be that, you will need to pursue the distance course from the very start.

Where do you wish to apply? Please specify the name of the college/institute.

If you want admission in NITs, then your rank should be less than 20,000 i.e 175 marks in JEE Main and 93% in CBSE boards.

Yes, you can definitely qualify as cut off is normally around 25-26.

Hello Kartik,
When a student seeks admission in an institute for a particular course, whether he will get admission or not is determined by his position in the merit list & whether he fulfills eligibility criteria or not. Once a student clears JEE Advanced he is cleared to seek admission in any under