Engineering

Hello Yashashree, it's very nice to know that you intend to study your graduation of engineering in Amsterdam. Many countries of Europe are struggling to cope up with the less number of students because of the reduction in population and or offering many incentives for students from outside the countries to come and study in their country. However there are many issues before one can seek admission successfully. The foremost being then insistence of these universities or institutions to look for 360 degrees appraisal of the student and not dependent only on academics. In view of this I would like to advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students to Holland for undergraduate studies. This is so since they would be aware of the different criteria that a student must fulfill before a successful application can be made. Best wishes to you.

Hello Pramod, you have raised a query that is indeed in the minds of all the students. But unfortunately there is no straight forward answer. Central government has issued guidelines to the states for opening of the schools and colleges. States intern for issuing SOP's for the management to follow in this pandemic times for the safety of the students and the teachers. Few States have already announced the dates from which the colleges can begin their operation. Schools in all most majority of the states in the country have already begin the physical classes. You just need to be updated by reading newspapers or by being in touch with the college administration to know when your college is going to begin physical classes. Best wishes to you.

Hello Srikanth, it's very nice to know that after completion of your 12th standard you are interested in seeking admission for the branch of aeronautical engineering for aerospace engineering. Normally speaking every state in India with the notable exception of tamilnadu have assigned some or the other examination as the criteria for giving admissions to the engineering colleges. At the Central government level one needs to appear for JEE Mains and for advanced for admissions to CFTI for IIT. You need to access the website of the directorate of technical education of your state to know whether they conduct a separate entrance exam for or take JEE Mains score for admissions to the colleges in your state and depending on this you will need a cure for this entrance exam and then bid to get this branch of engineering while taking admission. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sachin, it is quite difficult you stayed as to which branch in which engineering college is better. However there is another way of looking at this issue. The overall ranking of the college in rankings given out by different agencies after serving different colleges across India. Here again there are plenty of agencies doing these types of surveys and depending on the parameters and the value assigned to the parameters the ranking differs. To help you I am attaching a link that will give you ranking of different colleges in the state of Maharashtra given by different agencies and then you can select the one that you feel is better. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-Maharashtra/44-2-114-0-0
Best wishes to you.

Hello Anuj, perhaps theoretically it's possible to get oneself transferred from a college in one university to another college in another university. For this to be successful, there are many conditions Viz acceptance by intended college for your admission, valid reason for transfer, equivalence of courses in the concerned two universities. In addition forms and rules change from university to university. In the bargain, students invariably take TC from present college and seek fresh admission in new college. Of course one year at least is lost in this process. I would like to advise you to approach the administrative staff of your present and intended colleges to know exact procedure and forms to be filled
Best wishes to you.