Engineering

Yes, you can get admission in B.Tech colleges through your 12th percentage or cracking their own entrance exam or by your JEE mains marks.

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I think both of them are important, as without Farmers, you cannot be able to have food, it may be a low level farmer or high level doesn't matter. Engineers are also important, as they can make farming easy by making tools, which can reduce time and work force required in farming, doing innovation

It is really tough to get direct job by just doing B.Tech. So, please go for MS there and along with internships in reputed companies. All the best for your bright future.

It is a core evergreen branch, do not think of scope. Pursue this course.

Both are different fields, you cannot compare them. If you want to pursue M.Sc in physics then do it otherwise go for another option.

B.Com will be good, because here you will have a little knowledge about computer, in B.Com computers you will have computers related subjects. And remaining subjects like accounts, marketing are same in both the groups. The technical knowledge which you gain will be useful for you in your higher stu

First, complete your 10+2 education. At least you need to score good in this ,then you can only pursue your mechanical engineering.

Yes, part-time B.Tech is available in SRM for Diploma students.

In most of the schools, syllabus is completed in the month of December. He should give the JEE in month of December as he will get the idea of the level of paper. If he don't perform well In the January Exam, then he can prepare well for the April Exam of JEE and he will also get a second chance to