Engineering

Yes, ofcourse you can join any private college through JEE counseling and talking about second way search the college go to the contact section and ask them if they are accepting admission on the basis of JEE score without any donation. This will help you.

No, you don't have chances in getting seat in South NITs. You have minute chances of getting seats in North East NITs and IIITs.

Hi,
You can pursue any as per your area of interest. What actually matters for IAS Entrance is your knowledge and command on the subjects. If you don't have any particular inclination then you can also look for IAS oriented BA Programme being offered by UPES Dehradun as this is exclusively designed for IAS aspirants. Check out all possible graduation option and then take final call as per your interest area. All the best.

Go through the link mentioned below. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-e-in-aerospace-engineering-pec-university-of-technology-pec-Chandigarh-11474.

Actually, you need to have a minimum score of 140 in JEE Mains to be eligible for getting aerospace engineering at PEC Chandigarh.

I guess, you cannot get CS. Buy there is high chance of getting electronics, production and industrial engineering, mechanical, information technology, and electrical.

1. Clear JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exam
2. Or, clear GATE exam.

1. Clear JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exam
2. Or, clear GATE exam.

Yes, EWS quota will be applicable in JEE Main during the seats allotment process and this will be approximately 10% for the students whose father income is below the Rs 8,00,000/.