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There are many flying clubs.
Click the link below to know more.
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/flying-pilot-training/colleges/colleges-karnataka

The best college for B.Tech fire and safety in India is "National fire service college (NFSC) Nagpur". There are some private institutes also which run this course but NFSC is a central government college under affiliation with Nagpur University. It is a first college of Asia which provides this course. It was established in year 1956 and is a reputed college of India. In order to get into it one must need to encounter with some tough entrance exam and PIs. At last, NFSC, Nagpur is best in all aspects.

Hi Arunima,
Anand Institute of Medical Sciences-Punjab (AIMS Punjab), Delhi Pharmaceutical Management Institute, HTI-Haryana, IPMT-Delhi, and Institute of Professional Studies and Research are the best options.
All the best for your future.

SET stands for State Eligibility Test. SET examination is conducted by UGC and UGC CSIR twice in a year. One is held in June and another is held in December.

It would be nice to know for what reasons are those colleges in India have attained top 50 positions. If there is any such major difference among the 50 and a regular college in any foreign country, then why follow the crowd and go with the 50? Nothing can be compensated the experiences that can be attained in a foreign land.

Hi Arpita,
I guess NITs are available till 40,000 rank as per last year's statistics, however if you are SC/ST you may have some chance. I don't think same applies for general and OBC category. Still if you really want any NIT then attend counselling. You might get one in eastern states probably but I'm not sure. Their are many private colleges which gives admission on the basis of JEE Mains score so you can try for them like
1. Jaypee, Noida
2. UIET, Chandigarh
3. UPES, Dehradun
4. Galgotias University, Greater Noida

Admission to Anna University is via TNEA. If you do not qualify for the TNEA. Please make alternative arrangements. Regards.

Hi,
Abroad is a very wide term. Do you have any specific country in mind? Or else some well-known ones are MIT, CalTech, GeorgiaTech, NUS, NTU, TU Berlin, ETH Zurich, University of Toronto, etc.