Engineering

Hello Tushar Jadhav, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering after completion of your Diploma in engineering. I am afraid that route of distance education is not available since UGC has debarred all universities from offering any professional course under this mode. Yes, you can think of doing graduation part time. But for this you will need to search engineering colleges in your place if work and then find out as to which one is offering part time course. There is one more way. Go for AMIE. This is equivalent to graduation for all purposes. Best wishes to you.

Hello AK, absolutely. Even if you appear for JEE Advanced and unfortunately get less marks, your very good score in JEE Mains still remains intact and you can seek admission based on this in any NIT, IIIT or CFTI. Just do not worry. Best wishes to you.

Hello, I am afraid you have accessed a wrong portal. In this portal you will not get any information about availability of jobs or vacancies announced by different employers. Here, you can seek information or clarify your doubts about what to do in future for studies. Best wishes to you.

Hello Bhargav Rokade, just don't worry. State government will soon formulate policy as to how marks and markslist will be given to students. Based on this, you need to take admission in 11th. After 12th, you can appear for JEE Mains or MHT CET for admissions in central government engineering colleges or state governments engineering colleges respectively. That's all. Best wishes to you.

Hello Aryaman, you want to take admission in engineering college under lateral admission process after completion of your Diploma. Correct? Some states conduct entrance exam, but many states give admission based on marks obtained in Diploma. You can easily find this out if you visit the web page of dte of technical education of your state government. That's all it takes. Best wishes to you.

Hello Hem Chandola, I feelthat cutoff percentiles for different categories of students may not change substantially. This is so since it's percentile that matters and not percentage. This ensures that whether paper is tough of simple, it is immaterial. In addition, students preparation and quality is not going to change drastically this year as compared with last year. Best wishes to you.

Hello BH Khan, I can understand your angst and anxiety. Not only admissions to Diploma courses but admissions to 11th also are on hold. But be patient. Government along with boards is involved in discussing ways and means to come out if this imbroglio. Some solution to declare marks and issue marks lists to 10th students will shortly emerge. Best wishes to you.