Science

Dear Sachin,
The ICAR use to conduct AIEEA every year for admission to many top agricultural colleges in India. Kindly fill the online application in this link below:
https://ntaicar.nic.in/Cms/public/home.aspx
The last date is 8th May.

Please use the college predictor and I hope this will help you to choose right college: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Dear Mathew,
Getting internship in astronomy or in core physics sector is very difficult to get in India. Only a few institution like IIS Bangalore, IIST Kerala, IIT Bombay and Madras provide the same. Because there are very few opportunities in astronomy sector. I am not sure about ISRO, DRDO and National Physical Laboratory. So, try to upgrade your profile for this and get the admission in a top notch college of India.

Hi Hari, as you have scored 71% in class 12th PCM. So you can go for B.Sc. You can get admission in Kurukshetra University based on your intermediate marks directly on the basis of cutoff.
Best of luck.

Hi Bhumika,
If you are taking medical stream then there is no need to study maths along with the biology, you can even pursue your career without maths.

Hi Muskan, as you have scored 80.6% in class 12th board, so you are eligible to take admission in DU for B.Sc(Hons.) mathematics course, but getting a seat with this score will be difficult. So I will suggest you to participate in the counselling process wisely and smartly and wait till the last round of the counselling. Best of luck.

Nowadays, most of the IT sector companies and even financial sector companies are focusing more on newer technologies. Skills like Artificial Intelligence, Robot Process Automation and Machine Learning are in demand. B.Tech in Electronics and Communication gives you ample opportunities to jump in these skills. B.Arch will make you skilled in niche area of architecture and if you are a master in this than your market value will be very high. Both courses are having respective advantages. In my view, out of the two B.Tech in electronics and communication from private institute is better.

No, it is not compulsory that a student should have passed class 12th with more than 60% in physics, chemistry and maths, not with computer science because computer science is an additional subject but you just have to get more than 60% in PCM to get admission in any college for CSE.