Engineering

Yes, it is always better to have a Masters degree in any stream. In case if CSE, it is a very good option to go for M.Tech. It will take a longer span to complete this course but you will have a greater value too.

Hi Parasu,
You will get middle and lower order nits like NIT Patna, NIT Jalandhar, NIT Jamshedpur, NIT Durgapur etc. Also, you can get top private colleges in Karnataka, Maharashtra, West Bengal.
Best of luck.

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Hello Rakesh, It is not necessary to select the same branch for graduation as the one in which a student has done Diploma. Normally speaking graduation in a related branch is invariably allowed. Dte of tech education of each state has a table giving information about which different branches can be selected by Diploma holders of each branch when going in for lateral admission. Best wishes.

Yes, you can get a seat in mechanical engineering in government colleges. The best college depends on the locality you choose. Hope you choose the best one for your career!

Hello Aryan, National Testing Agency is the assigned entity to conduct and all other related & relevant issues of JEE Mains. They have already published rankwise list of all candidates who appeared for the exam. But it's not in public domain. That's all.

Hi Vishesh,
Manipur and vIT are very costly. If you don't have any financial problems, then you should go for Manipal or VIT. Although, Manipal is better. But if you have financial problems, then go for JEE Mains counselling and select all the state level private colleges of west Bengal, Karnataka, Maharashtra as per your interests and convenience.
Best of luck.

Hello Prakriti, Normally speaking admission process of colleges which admit students based on JEE Mains should begin now. Each one had different opening and closing dates. I have a suggestion. You can first list names in order of priority and then visit their webpage one by one to know details. It should not take more than an hour or so. Best wishes.