Engineering

MA economics have great scope after that you can do Mphill
if you wants to be in teaching line' and you can also apply for the bank tests
there are a lot of questions in bank exam related to economics
After MA economics you can also get a good job in many companies as a advisor
it is also benefit in mar

If your home state NIT is not one of the top NITs, you may get decent branches. And in other states you may get lesser established branches. You can try for admission you may get a NIT as you cleared your cut-off.
Good luck.

There is high scope for mechatronics and robotics these days. There are many universities in Canada and else where that offers the best course. You may want to know more about them.

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Hello, hope you are doing well. You can check the list of college including NIT and IIIT's you can get according to your marks and rank here. Use Shiksha JEE College Predictor: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=cconnect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=7

Yes, you can admission for B.Com in PSG college. You are eligible to do that. You can apply for admission. As B.Com is a good option you will get good knowledge in PSG and they also provide good placement. So, you can join.
Good luck.

As CEE Assam's last year cut-off for general category was under 100, so there are chances of you to get a good college. I am sharing a link where you will clear your doubts and can see last year cut-off of CEE Assam. You may get a good college. Good luck.

Average course fee. _. INR 75,000/annum. Sectors of employments. Metallurgy industry
Average entry level salary. INR 350,000/annumTop entrance exams.
IIT-JEE,MH-CET,WBJEEthese are the information what you want .
good luck

No. EEE is dealing with lot of physics related aspects. Go for what is your like field of study.