Engineering

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The difference between a student from Delhi and Outside Delhi is in terms of rank only. The eligibility stays the same that is 60% for general/OBC and 55% for SC/ST.

The admission is not based on he overall scores but it is based on the cut off marks out of 200 in PCM. If you have this cut off score above 195, then you can get IT in Anna University.

Rather than focusing on such thing, you should also appear for JEE Mains, which is going to be conducted in April, because if you don't give the exam in April, then there are chances of falling down your rank, as competition is going to increase much this time.

Yes, you are eligible to take specialization for M.Sc Agriculture engineering, which has very bright future. So, do well and achieve the best.

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Yes, you can apply for doing BE through part time, which is there in particular selected colleges like VIT, Chennai, Punjab.

Yes, you are eligible for it. If you are very much interested in DCET, just go through that and you can continue your studies in that particular college.

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Paper will not be that much difficult, if you have good skills in quantitative aptitude, reasoning logical, English and computer question based on what you learned in B.Tech. So, if you don't have good practice in general level aptitude, then keep learning basic concept up to 10th standard of