JEE

Hello Juned,
There is no drawbacks in dropping a year for good colleges, however you need to be very determined and need very good practice to score some good marks in JEE advance next year.
All the best.

Though NITs do not offer petroleum engineering, a lot of NITans do get placed in petroleum companies. In that respect I am quite sure that NIT Silchar (Mechanical) has a great track record. ONGC, IOCL, HPCL , BPCL , OIL have been very regular recruiters. About 15-20% of the class on an average gets placed in oil exploration companies and refineries. EE and E&I get about 5-8% students placed in such companies.
All the best

Please elaborate your question for better assistance.

Hello Sachin!
No, there is no need to take a second drop. As I think that your score has not improved a lot by taking first drop for one year.
Actually, you have qualified JEE Mains exam as the cut off marks for SC is 32 only. So you better try the colleges that accept both JEE Main scores as well as the board exam scores. You have good score in board exams.
So, don't waste time. If you decide to take another year drop then join a good IIT coaching centre. But don't waste time.
All the best!

If you are crazy about going for JEE then you don't need any coaching. All you need is hard work and self-study.
You can consult your parents, your teachers and you friends too.
Good luck!

Nope, it just covers academic fee. Hostel and fee are needed to be paid separately.

It is difficult to say on the basis of your JEE Mains score but still try for institutions in both Punjab or Haryana like Chandigarh University, etc. As a whole, I would say that work hard & score better next year in JEE Mains.

Hello Sai,
You can definitely try your luck, but I feel that you got a bit less marks. What happened? For good college, you need 225+ marks. I am attaching a link that will predict college a for you:
https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/JEE-Main-Branch-Predictor.aspx