Engineering

Yes, biomedical engineering requires mathematics in HSC.

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The course choice is something you have to decide on your own. You are now planning for your MS, high time you know your interests and career plans. It may seem confusing but you can take psychometric test to help you know which career or programme will suit you the best, know your aptitude. Eng

This is the age of data science, big data, machine learning and you name it all. But after mechanical engineering, the choice is a little uncommon. You must have a knack for numbers. You must also justify your choice to the universities as to why this course. Apart from this you must have a brillian

Maths is a must need for every IT courses. You should have pursued mathematics in high school in order to be eligible for admission into B.Tech but in BCA you can get admission even without maths in +2. If you are weak then I highly recommended you to start studying maths and put in extra effort in

Hi, scholarships are on merit basis, if you have a very good profile chances are there of obtaining a scholarship. You can also opt for an education loan from Indian banks. Another option is to check trusts and organizations providing financial assistance such for higher studies abroad, some include

Go for any private colleges, because private colleges are good enough. Some of them are SRMJEE, VITEEE etc.

Please click the link below for question paper of ATIT. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/atit-exam-question-papers.

Please contact JEE for detailed information on this. Click the link below to get the contact details. https://jeemain.nic.in/WebInfo/Public/View.aspx?page=80.

For admission in engineering, major college conducts entrance test, on the basis of which counseling are held for the respective universities. Formal notifications are released on the university website for any intimation of counseling dates. So if you have participated in CET, please stay posted on