Exam

If you can drop a year and have good enough confidence that you will make it. Surely, you should drop. As I am a 2 year dropper and I am in a good college having fee waiver sheet. So, it's totally upto you, if you thought you can do it, do it.

Yes, you can hope a seat. See, caste plays a major role if you are from OC it is difficult to get the seat in CSE or ECE. You can try for other branches.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducts National Eligibility Test NET and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) Examination on behalf of University Grant Commission (UGC) on 08th July, 2018. UGC NET 2018 exam is conducted for the posts of Junior Research Fellowship or eligibility for Ass

Admission to the program is generally merit-based. The admission forms of the colleges are available between the months of May and June. The application forms are available both online and offline on the various university websites. After the application process is over, universities in dues time de

The syllabus for the Entrance Exam can be described in the following table:
Core Courses
Biosystematics,Structure and Functions of InvertebratesTools and Techniques in Biology
Animal Physiology and Ethology
Genetics and Evolution
Structure and Function of Vertebrates
Environmental Biology
Elective Courses
B

First of all, you need to complete your boards syllabus 100% from the NCERT. It would take about an year to do that. Once you are done with it then have a brief revision once. Start giving full test and meanwhile start studying for the portions of JEE Mains that are not included in NCERT. With every

As per my idea Come-K is only for Karnataka colleges for students who does not belongs to Karnataka state. And those institutes consider KCET for students who belong to Karnataka state. So there are college which takes admission on basis of Come-K. All the best for future.

Yes, you are more likely to get a seat in CBIT B round through better Mains rank.