Engineering

Hello Kalidass, I can understand your angst and anxiety to get placed after completion of your engineering graduation in aeronautical branch. But I am afraid that the scene is not very bright presently. As per one report, 50% students go for MBA and few more go abroad for MS. But inspite of this placements is big problem across all colleges including IIT's. So if you have not taken admission please rethink. Best wishes to you.

Hello Suvam Panda, Odisha students get admission in engineering colleges based on ranking in JEE Mains. Your percentile at just above 73 will surely get you good state ranking. However almost every student gives CSE as first choice and as a result the cutoffs are really stiff for this branch. In view of this I would like to strongly advise you that please go ahead with appearing for April & May sessions of JEE Mains to have a shot at improving your percentile. If you can achieve this then you will have better chances. Best wishes to you.

Hello Srilaxmi, I can understand your angst and anxiety to know your ranking. But unfortunately ranking will be announced only after the results of May session of JEE Mains is declared. As you must be aware, percentile and consequent ranking will be based on best out of all attempts. Hence many students who are appearing for betterment of percentile, if succeeded, will get better ranking too. I would strongly advise you to show patience. I must add here that your percentile is indeed superb but you may still appear for next two rounds to try to improve your percentile. Best wishes to you.

Doing B.E. / B.Tech/ B.Arch through distance mode is not valid as per UGC guidelines. So never be pursue. B.Arch through regular mode is the best option. Further both courses also can not be pursue simultaneously through regular mode.

Yours 12th board exam are very important and give top priority to them. BBA or other entrance exams are the later on. More than 50% of entrance exams syllabus is coming from the 12th subjects so you can easily prepare the remaining syllabus of entrance after the 12th exam. So give yours 100% to your 12th board exam.