Engineering

Hi Zaid,
Your rank in IPU CET will determine which college you will get at IP University. The counselling sessions that happen after the entrance exam will determine where you will get admission. The counselling happens at 2-3 stages, which I assume have already taken place, especially the first coun

Check out the course / college reviews below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/government-college-of-engineering-karad-satara-24319/reviews?course=60121&sort_by=year of graduation type=question
https://www.shiksha.com/college/k-k-wagh-institute-of-engineering-education-and-research-Nashik-

Yes, they do consider class 12th marks, but to get selected for DU, you need to score well in JEE Mains. Admissions are done on the basis of class 12th and JEE Mains result. But, getting selected for that college is to qualify/ get a good result in JEE Mains.

Faculty of engineering in Lucknow University (under government.) is a better option
Details: https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-lucknow-21456
To know the exact scenario for faculty and placements get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.

Yes, it is possible. Check out the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/diploma-in-engineering-polytechnic-lateral-entry-in-2nd-year-chanderprabhu-jain-institute-of-management-technology-anand-vihar-delhi-167161

If you have interest in coding, go for IGDTU, I am not sure about its placements.
Otherwise, DTU EE is also a great option, some very big companies come to DTU for EE. Even if you don’t find EE interesting, you can still sit for a large no. of electronics, software or non-tech companies, but you woul

Yes, for sure. But, make sure you give proper time to your B.Tech course too, as percentage in your B.Tech will matter.

Don't know about IIT. NSIT and DTU are equally good, but since NSIT has lesser students, and companies visiting are almost same for both, you will find less competition in NSIT. If you are good at coding, then both have great opportunities for you.

Even if you are interested in CSE only, you can still take DTU Mechanical, and learn programming on your own through online/offline courses, you can keep a decent percentage in Mechanical, and then sit for the numerous software companies that visit dtu for placements, about half of which are open fo

You can get your provisional Polytechnic Diploma from your institute any time after announcing the result of last semester just by writing an application. Thank you.