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To ascertain which is a better choice, candidates must weigh both options based on important factors, such as fees and ratings. As per official sources, the fees to pursue a BSc at Assam Downtown University and Cotton University range from INR 2.5 lakh-INR 10.4 lakh and INR 4,800-INR 19,300, respectively. In terms of fees, Cotton University is a better choice. 

Moreover, as per Shiksha ratings, BScs at Assam Downtown University and Cotton University have been rated, 4.1 out of 5 and 4.0 out of 5, respectively. In terms of rating, a BSc from ADTU is a slightly better option.

Note: The above information fee is taken from various official sources. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

Yes, NGF College of Engineering and Technology does offer direct admission in the B.E. / B.Tech course by OLET Haryana exemption. There are direct walk-in admission opportunities offered in the college. One may visit the campus and see an admission counselor for registration, form fill up and submission of relevant documents.
The merit of which is considered mainly by assessing scores from JEE Main and HSTES counseling. So if you can satisfy the eligibility criteria wherein you have to secure more than 45% in 10+2 examinations then you can directly apply there without taking OLET there. For more details one can check out the NGF College official website or can contact the admission desk directly.

Completing +2 (12th grade) from Nepal allows one to study in India easily.

Almost all universities and colleges in India accept application from students in India who have completed their higher secondary in other countries provided that the authority has laid by the Indian government.

Education such earned by Nepal is entitled and recognised under the ideologies of the Ministry of Education under the Government of India. Possibly, you may need to procure an ampere plus two certificate of equivalence from AIU for this to compare it with Indian board examinations like CBSE or ISC.
 
 The same entrance examination as an Indian student for engineering (JEE) and for medical (NEET) will be followed by you unless the institution provides you direct admission on your plus two marks.

Now, the application process to these Indian institutions is broadly similar for International students as much as for those completing education through other foreign countries. Because in order to gain entry into universities in India, you may have to submit your 12th grade transcripts, passport specifications, and possibly an equivalence certificate. 

 always check eligibility criteria of these institutions because it varies slightly from course or programme to course or course.

Since you are an AIR 827976 in JEE Mains, Pvt Engineering Colleges or even Government Colleges in the states seem to be a good catching point because the cutoffs are not so high.

Heritage Institute of Technology, Indian Institute of Carpet Technology and new IIITs like IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Una are some good options for you. Also explore the state-level engineering colleges in my home state under? 4 Lacs in which most times there are home candidates reserved seats at much lower cut-offs.

NIT Goa has specific branches having quite higher cut-off lines.

You may consider it, or you can also think about some private universities such as Lovely Professional University and Sharda University, with low requirements in JEE mostly having affordable fee structures. It will make possible some more options through state-level counseling through these platforms such as MHT-CET and TNEA.

To choose a suitable PG course in Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, or Cyber Crime in India, start by considering reputed institutions like IITs, NITs, Manipal University, Amity University, or Symbiosis. Ensure the course is accredited and offers relevant certifications. Compare the curriculum to cover key topics such as ethical hacking, digital forensics, malware analysis, and cybercrime laws. Check the mode of delivery (full-time, part-time, or online) and duration (usually 1-2 years). Investigate the institution's placement records and industry connections for career opportunities. Finally, compare fee structures and available scholarships to find a course that fits your budget.