Engineering

There are 2 colleges in which you can opt mining course-
- Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering, Research and Technology, Chandrapur (Formerly known as Chandrapur Engineering College).
-Ballarpur Institute of Technology (BIT), Chandrapur

Here is the list of branches you can opt for after mechanical engineering-
Masters in Mechatronics
Masters in Nanotechnology
Masters in Robotics
Masters in Advanced Manufacturing
Masters in Aerospace Engineering

Joint Seat Allocation Authority has announced the round 3 seat allotment result on its official website, josaa.nic.in on July 6th. Candidates can navigate to the JoSAA portal to check the seat allotment result. So, aspirants can proceed to check the details without any delay.

Admission procedure & requirement: You have to give GATE or GRE (in some cases). For the cut-offs, you can check the colleges' websites. And if selected on the basis of GATE score, then they'll conduct an interview or a written test. The interviews are quite tough. Usually, the intake is very low. O

The exams considered for admission are COMEDK UGET and KCET.

Yes, definitely, it will be worth for engineers to study from DU. You will get better placement opportunity and better career opportunity there. You can explore more in DU through your skills.
Go and get admission there. It will surely benefit you in future.

No, you can't get lateral entry in the 4th year because lateral entry only allows you to get admission in the very 2nd year of graduation in any college with certain criteria.
So, you can't get admission in 7th semester in Symbiosis College.

LNMIIT is the best as it has a great placement record in the field of Computer Science (the highest off-campus package 29.5 LPA and on-campus was 27 LPA).

Please specify your college in which you are searching for petroleum engineering intake. Each and every college have different intake for petroleum so this will be tough to tell exact number of seats. Please mention College name.