Engineering

Let me assure you that the process is completely online. It is a very simple process and it also incorporates two mock rounds of the admission process which enables students to get the hang of it. You can get information from the web page of JOSA. However, to help you and others in your situation Shiksha has developed over the page which gives in detail the whole process the pros and cons the precautions to be taken at every step so that you don't fall into a trap and all the required details. Here is the link. I would request you to use the slim and yourself with all the twist and turns of the whole process so that you are successful in getting what you want. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/josaa-counselling#:~:text=During the counselling of JoSAA preferences and availability of seats. Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Galgotias give admission primarily based on the results of JEE Mains examination but they have certain series reserved for even direct admission after 12th. It is however very difficult to say whether you will get CS branch or not. Normally speaking every student who appears for any entrance exam desires this branch and hence gives as first choice computer sciences engineering. As a result of this the closing ranks and the cutoff are very high. But then if you really want this branch then you can perhaps think of talking to the administration of the university for the admission via management quota. Else I am attaching a link below that will take you to the college predictor developed by Shiksha which can predict the college and the branch that you can get based on your performance in JEE Mains. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Sunny, your ranking in SC category at about 73000 is quite good. This must be the all India ranking and as a result not many who are ahead of you in the ranking will be interested in seeking admission under college in Delhi University. In view of this I foresee good chance for you to get admission. Guessing is a very tough game. But Shiksha has made it quite simple by generating a college predictor based on the performance results of the students in the many previous years. I am attaching this college predictor below and you can click it to open the page and then input your performance in JEE Mains and the category to know the probable chances of which college and which branch you are likely to get. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello SSD, this question keeps cropping up again and again in different forums and even in the courts of law. However at least till now all the challenges to this rule of 75% in board has with held and continuous to rule the roost. This rule is in vogue for many years now and it was relaxed only during the covid times when normal schooling was disrupted due to the pandemic. There are many cases when students have scored quite handsomely in JEE Mains but they have failed to secure 75% marks in there 12 board and as a result they were unable to compete in JEE Advanced examination. In one of the extreme cases which has come into the LimeLight in last few days one girl had committed suicide since she could not score 75% in her board exam but has scored a percentile of more than 90 in JEE Mains examination. This of course is very tragic case and should be avoided at all cost since not getting admission in IIT is not the end of the world. Best wishes to you.

Choosing the right course can depend on several factors such as your interests, career goals, and job prospects. Here is some information about the courses you mentioned to help you make an informed decision:
1. Industrial Production Engineering: This field deals with the design, development, and maintenance of systems, processes, and machines used in the manufacturing industry. Graduates can work in areas such as production planning and control, quality assurance, supply chain management, and logistics. There is a growing demand for industrial production engineers in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and pharmaceuticals.
2. Textile Engineering: This field deals with the design, development, and production of textile materials and products. Graduates can work in areas such as textile manufacturing, textile design, research and development, and quality assurance. There is a growing demand for textile engineers in the textile and clothing industry, as well as in other related industries such as fashion, sports, and healthcare.
3. Biotechnology: This field involves the application of biological processes and techniques in various industries such as healthcare, agriculture, and environmental Science. Graduates can work in areas such as bioprocessing, bioinformatics, genetic engineering, and drug development. There is a growing demand for biotechnologists in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry, as well as in research and development institutions.
4. Computer Science Engineering (CSE): This field involves the study of computer systems, software development, and programming. Graduates can work in areas such as software development, database management, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. There is a growing demand for CSE graduates in various industries such as technology, finance, healthcare, and e-commerce. Based on your interests and career goals, you can choose the course that aligns with your strengths and aspirations. Additionally, you can research the job prospects and industry trends for each field to make an informed decision.