Engineering

Yes, Indian Institute of Aeronautical Technology offers B.Tech. They conduct their separate entrance test.

The best college is MSIT followed by MAIT and at last is GB Pant, but MSIT and MAIT are the private colleges, whereas, GB Pant is a government institute, but the placements of MAIT are awesome.

Hello Sachin,There are plenty of options, which you can choose after completion of your B.Tech in civil engineering. You can opt for civil services to become an IAS or IFS officer, you can appear for Combined Defence Services Exam of UPSC to get commission in armed forces, you can become an entrepre

Hi, there is no as such specific branch or faculty which needed to study prior to preparation of UPSC. UPSC has no connection with branch of engineering. But if you ask for government exam then EEE, ECE, MEC are best. You can get job in DRDO, DRDL, and ISRO. CSE and IT don't have good scope in gover

Hello, you have to score above 80% in class 12th and above 250 marks to get good IIT and NIT.

In JEE Mains for mechanical engineering, you have to score more than 200 marks for good NIIT and same for EEE.

For any IT branches, it is always 100% almost every year. There may be some problem for core branches but CS IT and etc. Are best placed always. So, you can take any one of them without any hesitation.

It is the most common question found on the internet for the aspirants of JEE. But, let me tell you that you really need to practice hard and be firm in your basics even if you are trying to clear the cut-offs. First of all, make ready your study material separately for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathe

Hello, your study of Bachelor and Masters is completely related to the management programme. You wouldn't have any basic knowledge of IT related field. According to me, you should build your career in the management area rather than going foe MS or IT or programming related field. You can pursue cer