Engineering

Hello Srihari, GATE is accepted by almost all of the government engineering colleges. The private universities conduct their own exams for PG admission and if you have appeared for GATE then they consider it, otherwise, they don't. So, private universities basically don't consider GATE score for PG

I don't think it's a good decision. According to my point of view, you should opt for Ph.D so that you can get better opportunities after Ph.D in research field as well you can also get good job opportunities in colleges as a professor.

Hello Farhan, The following link has the list of colleges that offer good training and placements in automobile engineering:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-automobile-engineering-colleges-in-india/51-2-0-0-0.

Hello Ganesh,
GATE is generally an entrance test used for admission for PG courses in India. However, few universities in Singapore and Germany accept the GATE scores for admission. From Singapore, National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and from Germany, Tec

Hello!
You cannot do both at a time. It's better that after completing your Diploma, you take lateral admission in B.Tech and complete you degree. Yes it will take some time but trust me, it will be fruitful for you. All the best.

Hello!
Always remember, you should pursue a course based on your interest and skills as it will help you to achieve your long term career goals. After completing B.Tech, you have two options:
1) You may opt for M.Tech if you wish to study the technical aspect of the branch.
2) You may pursue MBA if y

Hii Anuj, Yes, there is!
Your mechanical degree along with a MBA is a deadly combination. Having a mech. degree gives you knowledge and skills about machines, likewise a MBA degree will equip you with knowledge and skills to enter corporate world. For a mechanical engineer you can get jobs in operati

Dear Pranjal, Every student who didn't perform well for IITs is stuck at this point at some instance that which one to prefer NITs or DTU. I guess this will help you a little bit to get out of the dilemma and make your decision. To be very precise, I would say NIT-Trichy over NIT-Surathkal, NIT-Wara

BITS is better than NIT for CSE because BITS is one of the most reputed colleges in India and having a position against IITs. Also, the infrastructure, teaching methodology, placements and overall development of students are upto the mark. But if you don't get BITS then you can go for any good NIT.

Yes, you are eligible for their management quota and for more information, contact their administration department.