Masters

To get admission into JLD Engineering and management college you need to appear for joint entrance exam or west bengal joint entrance exam  (JEE/WBJEE) followed by councelling process conducted by WBJEE board and JOSAA. To be eligible for admission candidates must have passed 12th with relevant subjects and also atleast 30% marks in english. 

To get into UVCE (V College of Engineering) for B.Tech, candidates must qualify through the KCET exam conducted by KEA. Eligibility includes passing 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Math. Admissions are merit-based on KCET ranks. For PG (M.Tech), candidates need a valid GATE or PGCET score and a relevant engineering degree (BE/B.Tech) from a recognised university.

To get admission into Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Engineering and Innovation for UG (B.E./B.Tech) courses, candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and a valid MHT-CET or JEE score. For PG (M.E./M.Tech) programs, a relevant engineering degree and a valid GATE score are required. Admissions follow DTE Maharashtra guidelines.

Keystone School of Egineering admission is based on merit scores of the students in the last qualifying exam or course level entrances are accepted. It offers various programmes and UG level such as Engineering

Hold a B.E. or B.Tech degree (or equivalent) from an AICTE-approved, state, or central university with at least,  

50% marks (45% for Maharashtra? state? EWS/SC/ST/PwD)

Completing MBBS is itself great! Now, further, if you wish to do Masters in Psychology or join any other PG course, completely depends upon your own personal interests. If you a strong interest in Psychology you should opt for Masters degree, after clearing cuet PG you can get into a gd central or state university college for this and if you want to purse MD after MBBS, it is also a god choice. You should opt for what your heart truly desires. 

Imperial College London, reserves housing facilities for its Masters students, at the Silwood Park campus based outside of London, near Ascot, Berkshire.

The facility includes space for around 100 beds, with rooms available in flat, studio, single & double bed formats.

The estimated cost of living at Silwood park varies between GBP 118-GBP 272 (INR 13.7 K-INR 31.6 K), based on the type of accommodation a student opts for.

To know more, students are advised to refer the ofificial Imperial College Silwood Park campus housing portal. 

The process is similar, but PG applicants (M.Des / MBA) are assessed using iMAT instead of iDAT, and emphasis may be placed more on portfolio, work experience, or interview performance.