Engineering

Hello Vedant,
It's very nice to hear your aim of joining Indian Armed Forces after completing your engineering graduation in information technology. There are two or three different ways of joining armed forces. Firstly for joining in the technical branch of the armed forces you need to clear one ex

Hello Aishwarya,
To get admission for MBA in a college, invariably the states do not prescribe any form of domicile requirement but what is required is to clear the entrance exam, if any, that is conducted by the college. Many colleges accept the score in XAT/MAT/SNAP or any other national level ent

Physics:
Section A:
Physics and measurement
Kinematics
Thermodynamics
Work, energy and power
Rotational motion
Gravitation
Laws of motion
Properties of solids and liquids
Electronic devices
Kinetic theory of gases
Oscillations and waves
Communication systems
Current electricity
Magnetic effects of current and magn

Placements are good. See, it depends on the company, if they want a person for the research work then they will only hire M.Tech students and if they don't then they will not hire those students.

Yes, there are many IT firms that are eager to pay you this much package, but they demand that much skills from you if you have those skills then you can easily grab that package.

Yes, degree matters the most, but experience also matters. If there are two candidates, one with a degree certificate and another without it then the first candidate (who has a degree) will be preferred.

The placements here are just like awesome, the college here provides 98% placements and all are getting good packages here.

Hello,
Yes, there are age restrictions to do Bachelors (in any stream) in India. If your age is above 23, you are not eligible for doing a Bachelor's degree.

No, at the time of placements, the most important thing that officials see is the skills and nothing else.

You can opt for the chemical or the plastic engineering as these 2 branches demand a high level of chemistry skills.