Engineering

Dear aspirant,
MIT-WPU and Fergusson, Pune are well-reputed institutes for pursuing a degree in FYBA. Both are top-notch institutes in Pune, Maharashtra. According to me, Both the colleges are good enough when it comes to quality education and placements. But, if you ask me I would prefer Fergusson to MIT-WPU. Because Most importantly, If you join any of these two college first thing that matter is the Return of Investment (ROI) of the college you will automatically get to know that it is worth spending your money and time in Fergusson Pune Fees structure is quite decent and affordable. On the other hand, MIT is quite expensive because it is a Deemed University! No doubt It provides the best exposure.
Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, B.Sc. VIT is decent but not that good because the institute is known for its engineering major. You get admission in B.Sc. By scoring well in your board examination. I would say try to do engineering but if you're not getting that then B.Sc. Is pretty decent. If you're selecting B.Sc. In VIT then go only to the main campus and don't even SEE other campuses. You'll have to score a minimum of 60%+ in your board examination and then you have to compete with other people if you are getting less than 85% I don't think you'll get admission to B.Sc. Computer Science. You can call and ask about other details. I would say once again go for B.Tech if you get don't get it then B.Sc. Is fine. Hope it helps.

Hello Rutik, from all the available information, it is clear that this institution does not prescribe any cutoff for any of the courses it offers to students. This may be due to many different things. May be because this is Govt institute or number of applicants is not too much as compared with intake capacity, etc. To help you, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of admission in this institution.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/government-polytechnic-mumbai-bandra-east-24094
I must say that by doing diploma, students gain a skill. They have the choice to go in for graduation in engineering also. So it's a win-win situation. You should not hesitate to accept admission if it's offered to you.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Himanshu Kumar, I do not understand why you have not applied for CET for Karnataka. These days admissions to engineering courses are given only on the performance of the students in entrance examinations. At the national level, there is JEE Mains while almost all states except Tamilnadu conduct entrance examinations. Okay, still all is not lost. You can think of getting admission under the management quota of deemed to be universities or private Engineering colleges. For this, you will need to contact them individually since all information about this is confidential and nothing is available in the public domain. Best wishes to you.

Hello Siddi Yonzon, more than 12 00 colleges are offering this branch of engineering. But I am afraid that what you are seeking is just not available. Normally speaking centrally funded technical institutes base their admissions on ranking obtained in JEE Mains examination. The majority of the states across India conduct some or the other entrance test to give admission to their respective engineering colleges, the exception being Tamil Nadu. This is the case also for many or almost all deemed to be cities across India. Hence you will realize that your desire to become a biotechnologist can be fulfilled only and only if you appear for one of the entrance examinations. To help you I am attaching a link that will give you a listing of all the colleges that offer this branch for study. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/biotechnology-colleges-india
Best wishes to you.

Bachelor of Technology is the full form of B.Tech. It is a highly preferred UG course in India. A degree in Bachelor of Technology is often considered a gateway to the field of engineering. The B.Tech course duration is about four years, depending on the country and the institution. In India, the duration to complete the degree is four years, spread over eight semesters. Physics and Mathematics are the main subjects of 12th for getting admission in B.Tech courses. The B.Pharma is one of the popular job-oriented courses among science students after class 12th (PCB). In this course, the students study drugs and medicines, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Medicinal Chemistry, etc. This course provides a large no. Of job opportunities in both the public and private sectors. The salary of a B.Tech student can range between 7-12 lac, while for B.Pharma this can be between 10-14 lac after 5 years.

Hello Subha Srinu, I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of this Govt polytechnic at RK Nagar Chennai.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/government-polytechnic-college-r-k-nagar-chennai-98753/courses
It's a good idea to do a diploma in engineering initially after the 10th. Subsequently after three years of the course, one can think of doing graduation in engineering if one so wishes. This way there is no loss of any years for obtaining an engineering degree and in addition, one gets a diploma also and enables one to acquire skills much in demand in any profession. In addition, after completion of a diploma one can pause for a year or two, get the experience of the industry and then proceed to graduation.
Best wishes to you.