Engineering

Hi Sachin, You can pursue either of the two courses. M.Tech is offered by colleges in India and MS is offered by colleges abroad. Kindly mention the location you wish to study at for more details on colleges.

Hi Dear, Kindly use the JEE Mains college predictor app to get more insights about the shortlisted colleges for your JEE Mains score. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

I would recommend you University of Engineering & Management (UEM) under IEM group. Government of India, MHRD, NIRF has ranked IEM group as 3rd in Bengal after IIT Kharagpur and NIT Durgapur. The top 4 of Bengal within 100 in order are:-
1) IIT Kharagpur
2) NIT Durgapur
3) IEM Kolkata
4) IIEST Shibpur (Formerly BESU).

B.Tech courses like CSE, ECE and chemical engineering have a very good demand in Karnataka and try for some government institutes like NIT, Surathkal else go for some good private university.

Both are great colleges and branches, keep your interest and aptitude in mind before taking decision.

It is a good branch. It has some of syllabus of mechanics also. But, I will consider you, if you are getting (MCE) branch I. e mathematics and computing, then go for it, because in DTU, there are better placement opportunities. But, PAI is also a very good branch. If you are interested, then go for it.

Yes, you are likely to get a seat, for fee, please contact the college authorities.

Hi Pavan, NIFT does not offer B.Tech. It offers courses in B. Des (Bachelors in design). For B.Tech, you will have to appear for engineering entrance exams like JEE, IIT, GATE BITSAT etc. Once you get admission into an engineering college then you can opt for whichever course you are eligible for, according to your rank and the college you get, be that B.Tech in textile, computer Science, automobile or anything else.

Hello there
B.Tech in textile technology is the best only for IIT Delhi so far. So, prepare for IIT Advanced and Mains. All the best.