Engineering

MBA takes you on a different path altogether. It is almost non-technical. But, of course, it is greatly beneficial, as per my advice, you should select that topic, which ignites passion in your mind or which fascinates you. Perhaps, operations, marketing, HR, finance are few that you can consider.

To get admission in DTU, you need to have passed class 12th with PCM, and should have a good score in JEE Mains paper. Then, you have to apply for JAC Delhi counseling. Then, fill the branches of DTU first, if allotted, you will get the admission in some branch.

Australia is good place for mechanical engineers as many multinational companies are there .many people from India are going from here and studying there and working there .other than Australia ,Germany is good

Yes, you are eligible, if he has done BCA from a recognized college/University by AIU. Further, BCA is an undergraduate degree, hence you are eligible if meeting the other criteria.

Basically, your class 12th marks don’t make a key role in your further career. Do choose your interest course. My suggestion is choose agricultural BA.

Technical university of Munich is the best university in Germany. If you go through DAAD Delhi scholarship, then all will be free. For more details, you should visit college official website.

Yes, you will get INR. 50,000 scholarship every year.

No they both are different. The difference between bio engineering and biomedical engineering is that bio engineering is a global term which encompasses the biomedical engineering and it is applied to all life sciences and medicine while biomedical engineering more focuses on medical and healthcare.

According to the survey, the top IITs at Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kharagpur, Roorkee, Kanpur and Guwahati had an average entry-level salary of Rs 11.1 Lacs compared with Rs 6 Lacs at the top National Institutes of Technology (NITs). For non IIT's : https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/average-sala