Engineering

The minimum eligibility for TES is 70% in PCM in class 12th and the candidate should have appeared in JEE Mains. It would be better if you to score high percentage in class 12th especially in PCM.

Engineering and J&M are very different from each other. While you have to exert a lot more for engineering, it will be more fruitful. But if you actually want to do Journalism and Mass Communication then you should go for the course you really want to pursue.

Yes, you are eligible since every graduate can apply for event management.
All the best for your bright future.

Dear,
I have some relevant information which I would like to share with you. There is one university which is offering direct final year degrees UG/PG for discontinued students like BA, BBA, B.Sc, MA, M.Com, M.Sc, MCA, BE and MBA.
This university is approved by UGC, DEC, NAAC Accredited and listed on

As this question is posted with the tag of humanities and related to social science, I shall vote in favour of BSW and MSW. There cannot be a comparison between the core engineering branches of electrical but a contrast is possible. Social work shall serve the purpose of a working in social service,

Hi Sam,
Most of the universities in German teach in English, but as their requirements of understanding some difficult problems they use their language. Maximum universities in German asking for A2 level in German language. So it would be better to have their language also.

Hi Vethika,
Yes, you will have to crack JEE advance with good marks to get admission in IITs. If you score around 50% in advance then there is a high probability that you will get an old IIT with a branch of your choice. For getting into NIT, IIIT's and other good colleges you must crack JEE Mains.
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Certain universities do allow lateral entries directly in second year, but only certain and they have their own norms, it depends on place, university and course you are seeking for.

Hello Nadeem,
MET? I am lost. Can you elaborate please? Fees vary very widely between government to private to deemed university colleges.