Engineering

Hello Tushar, If you were domiciled in Tamil Nadu, then CET is not required. Admission is based on the marks obtained in class 12th. But, in almost all other states and engineering colleges, CET is the norm. Perhaps, Amity University is one deemed University that accepts high scorer directly.

In 2017 only 16% of the total students who sat for the examination were selected.
Actually it depends upon the minimum aggregate marks and total number of students writing the examination.

I have few points, on that basis you can decide which college is better for CSE -
Computer labs-
CS labs are not in good working condition in all government Colleges. Yet, JSS should have good computer labs. Teaching staff-
Faculty plays an important role in our life, but this is the bad luck that teac

Yes, you can pursue your M.Tech degree in engineering physics after completing your B.Tech programme from NIT, Calicut but for that you have to sit for GATE to get admission in any IITs. Top IITs providing M.Tech in engineering physics are:-
1. IIT, Bombay.
2. IIT, Madras.
3. IIT, Guwahati.
4. IIT, D

Please check details on: https://www.shiksha.com/college/institute-of-engineering-and-technology-iet-lucknow-24137?q=Institute+of+Engineering+and+Technology+ (+IET+)&rf=searchwidget&landing=ilp.

Hello dear,
For information regarding donation fees, directly visit to colleges. According to your rank, there is chances for you may get paid seat.

Yes, you can. But, it will be hectic. Chemical engineering requires a lot of time and hard work. But, if you are passionate towards the subject, you would be able to do both.