Engineering

First, decide where you want to pursue your master's. For it, you have to appear in some entrance exam. In India, the most common route for a master's in CS is through GATE for M.Tech programs at IITs, NITs, and IIITs. You could also explore options like IISc, ISI, and private universities like IIIT Hyderabad, and so on. Based on it, you can get into college and can purse a Master's in CS.

SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) runs mock tests for SRMJEEE candidates to let them understand the exam structure. The practice assessments offer candidates an opportunity to understand the format but they lack official scoring systems. The tests serve as preparation assessment tools which help candidates locate their knowledge gaps for enhancement. There are no revealed outcome statistics for SRMJEEE mock tests.

There are two ways to get admission in IIIT Hyderabad.

1) Through Jee Mains result 

(Closing open  Rank less than 2500.)

2) Through UGEE entrance exam. 

To be enrolled in the course of B.Tech in Printing and Packaging Technology at SIES Graduate School of Technology, Candidates can participate through selection process OF CAP, conducted by DTE Maharashtra. Candidates need to use a valid JEE Main/ MHT CET score card in order to participate in the counselling process. Based on the ranks scored and preference of choices mentioned while choice filling, candidates will be alloted with the disciplines accordungly.

There is no need of filling out two separate application forms for B.Tech and B.Sc admissions through CUET. 

When filling out the application form one have the option to select multiple programs and universities and can choose the programs which one wants to, and the respective universities will consider the application based on scores of CUET.

For a diploma in Paper and Pulp Technology, you need to pass Class 10 with at least 50% marks, while for BTech, you should have at least 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 in the PCM subjects.
For an M Tech degree, you must have completed graduation in Pulp and Paper Technology, Chemical Engg., or a related field with at least 55% marks. Further, you can also go for a Ph.D. for which you must have a Master's degree in a relevant field with a minimum of 55% marks.
Rest, it is always good if you check the official college websites for accurate information.

The duration of Pulp & Paper Technology courses varies on the basis of the course level at which you're planning to study the course. For diploma in Pulp and Paper Technology after Class 10, the time span is 3 years. For UG-level courses, you need to spend 4 years in general.

For PG-level courses like MTech, the duration is 2 years, while for a PG-Diploma course, you need to invest 1-2 years. You can also consider going for a PhD degree in the field that spans 3 to 6 years.