Engineering

Dear Rajendra, I feel you should go for chemical engineering, as it has many openings in India as well abroad. Though it is not a new branch, it has picked up tremendously these days as a result of which many reputed universities like VIT, LPU, SRM, etc. Have started offering it. They have their dif

I would suggest B.Tech from IP, as this is a professional course and will help you land into a job as soon as you complete the course.

Eligibility: The candidate must pass +2 with an aggregate of 60% marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry/BT/CS/Biology obtained in a single sitting.

You can see last year cutoff here:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/iit-qualifying-marks-for-jee-advanced-2018-released-blogId-17121

Eligibility +2 with an aggregate of 60% marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry/BT/CS/Biology obtained in a single sitting.

On the form, you will have to arrange all the colleges in the order of your preference for counselling.

Hello Rehman,
You need to submit an application at www.tnea.ac.in to get admission at Anna University and its affiliated colleges for undergraduate engineering courses . For post graduate courses, you need to clear TANCET exam with a good score.

Hello Ramesh,
You have really a good cut-off score which is enough to get you a seat for aeronautical engineering at MIT Chennai. But the competition is too high and so it is difficult to predict the chances. Try your best at the counseling.
You may also use the link below to compare the previous year