JEE

It's better to join central government universities like HNBGU, CuH, NEHU rather than joining private colleges of Jaipur. I will suggest you to take an year drop and prepare well for next JEE exam.

According to me, you got good marks in 12th board.
first of all fill the registration form of reap for counselling, I think you can get admission in government college for B.Tech if you not got admission in any government college then according to me you should drop this year and prepare hard for cra

Yes you can. All the best!

It depends upon the counselling of university. There are around 1240 seats in the B. Tech/BE courses at Thapar University. To be considered for Thapar University B.Tech Admission 2017 candidates will also have to meet the eligibility criteria set by the admissions committee, which will specify the n

Check the predictor below:
https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/JEE-Main-Branch-Predictor.aspx

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