Engineering

The average package is around INR. 4 Lacs for CU.

Greetings from Shiksha.
Kindly first let us know your scores and percentage in your state boards and JEE. And, tell in which state are you looking for, because in India there are many good colleges, but we can suggest best for you according to our scores and state interested. Thank You.

Greetings from Shiksha:
Kindly first let us know your scores and percentage in your state boards and JEE. And, tell in which state are you looking for? Because in India there are many good colleges but we can suggest best for you according to our scores and state interested.

You should go for B.Tech in CSE. As, that will give your resume a good boost and later on you can also expect a good salary if you are good in your technical. If you are good at even in one language in your stream then you can expect a good future.

B.Tech will always be in trend, as it is purely a technical degree which makes you eligible for any job or for any further studies. So, you can definitely pursue engineering. But, you should get a degree from a reputed and a good institute. It is just because, you are not giving the proper amount of

In India, if you do B.Tech from Government College like IIT, NIITS, then it's a good option. They will give you good platform in practical knowledge especially in IITS there are many classes of software language in which they will give you great knowledge regrading programming and all. If you do fro

There is no update regarding the next session for 2019. Still now, it is not compulsory for 2018 admitted students. All the best.

Hi Devarshi,
Hope you did well in CAT. Academic grades would not affect your chance of getting a PI call from IIFM if you clear the cut off of 50-75 percentile as per your category.
We will be able to help you better if you could specify your category while asking such questions. Also, wait for XAT re

Yes, you can do. After passing 10th, you are eligible for Diploma in computer science and engineering (three years regular course). Further, you can do the B.Tech-CSE after completion of this course through lateral entry admission in various reputed colleges.

I think you should go for B.Tech as in today's competitive India, minimum qualification is a Bachelors degree. With the number of jobs decreasing and competition increasing, I think a B.Tech will help polish your skills and also, help you with your career path.