Engineering

Hi,
The candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in Food Science and Technology or another related stream like Agriculture, Food Technology, Diary Technology, etc from a recognized board or university. The candidates must obtain minimum 50% marks in graduation to be eligible for this course.
Eligibility: BSc in Food Science and Technology.
Full-Form: Master of Science in Food Science.
Course Fee: INR 50,000 to INR 1,25,000

Hi. Generally, the B.Tech programme records the highest number of placements every year compared to other courses. The placement percentage has been consistently above 90% for the last six years. The highest salary package offered during the final placements is INR 43 Lacs Per annum. The highest CTC: INR 43 LPA
No. Of Students Placed: 971
Pass out Year: 2020.

Hi. NTA was opened the correction window to allow candidates to change exam centres submitted by them while filled the JEE Main application form. Now window has been closed. It is not possible to change the exam centre. Good luck!

The CAT exam cut off for IIMs is typically up to 99 to 100 percentile for general category candidates. For the reserved category students (SC/ ST/ PwD), the CAT cutoff marks are slightly lower at 97 to 98 percentile. As per last years CAT cutoff 2020 data, The CAT sectional cutoff and overall cutoff expected by the IIMs for the asked category are given below.
IIM-A : CAT minimum percentile
Sectional cutoff : VARC=60, DILR= 60, QA=60 and Overall= 70
IIM-B : CAT minimum percentile
Sectional cutoff : VARC=65, DILR= 60, QA=60 and Overall= 70
IIM-C : CAT minimum percentile
Sectional cutoff : VARC=60, DILR= 60, QA=65 and Overall= 70

Yes, you can get.

Branch should be based on your interest so do some research and then select a branch. You should try for JEE counselling I think you may got some good NIT depending upon your category. Try some state engineering College which are famous in.

Hello R Reddy, of course yes. Just go through the general eligibility criteria about the year of passing of 12th etc. It's quite good option. Best wishes to you.

Hello BK Prasad, I can understand your angst and the anxiety. Perhaps the only recourse you have is to seek admission directly under the management quota of these institutions. You need to contact their administration directly since no information about this is available in public domain. Best wishes to you.

Hello C Shreya, I am attaching a link that will predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this exam. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Yes, For sure you are eligible for JEE Advanced.