Engineering

Based on the entrance exam rank your going to be allotted in the college. They are mock counselling sites which are available online please check them.

Based on your local entrance exam, you're going to get a seat in the concerned Bachelors college. Not based on your percentage but based on your test, they are going to allot a seat for you.

I recommend you to complete all the academic subjects successfully. That makes you eligible for good jobs. As far as the short term course is concerned, you can take up a course in relation to the kind of job role you want to do post B.Tech or the job that you land in through recruitment. Alternatel

In my opinion, you should prefer any DU college.

Well, if it is to make sure you get a job, personality development and soft skills is a good option. If it is a technical course in testing or programming or networking, depending on which area you want to pursue, and which area of work you have been recruited for at an organisation.

There is no difference between BE and B.Tech, some colleges offer BE and some offers B.Tech. There is the difference of only names BE and B.Tech. (course is same).

Admissions in IITs are done on the basis of rank scored in JEE ADVANCED exam.
So, one has to first qualify JEE MAIN exam and then score a good rank in JEE ADVANCED in order to get admission in IIT.
Best of luck.

Hello Ashish, This Indian Institute of Aircraft Engineering offers AME course that is approved by DGCA. Fees for first two years is about Rs.6L. There is no concrete information about students placed but knowing the current situation in the country, placements should not be a problem.

You should get good marks JEE Mains and advanced or get direct admissions through management quota or state level CET. All the best for your bright future!

If you want to go in government colleges then go and prepare for IIT-JEE Advanced, and if your wish is to go to private universities then Jamia is best among three. Jamia's academic curriculum and placement records are very good.