Engineering

The most reputed colleges in India are IITs, NITs, VIT, etc. For these colleges, you should need to qualify JEE Mains and Advanced exam.

That will depend on the country where you are going for higher studies.

It depends on the rankings of the people and the availability of seats there.

Hello Rachit,
Scoring 350 marks is not so tough work but not even so easy try to focus on NCERT books and read all the topics through out because leaving any topic will bring down your marks. Try to practice previous year question papers. Apart from this you can also take a reference of BITSAT guide

If you go with BCA, top MNC's do not prefer BCA students and even it might take a longer time to settle in the career. But, if you go through Computer Engineering (Polytechnic) you will have both dual degree as well as sounding knowledge. So, computer engineering is suggestible from my side.

Candidates willing to apply for the course need to meet the following minimum eligibility criteria:
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at the level of graduation in B.E/ B.Tech or equivalent subject completed from a recognized institute. Candidates waiting for their final years exam results are welcome

This course is now booming in the minds of young people because of its increasing demand due to awareness among people about it. Now, a KG standard to PG standard student is enlightened directly or indirectly about environmental issues. So, this is slowly working out also. In M.Tech Environmental Sc

You can get admission for industrial engineering in private colleges. Some conduct entrance exams and some offer direct admission.

The cut-off varies from college to college but, in general, anything near 150 is considered a good score to get the computer or telecommunication engineering in Mumbai.