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No, there will not be a separate counselling process for phase 1 and phase 2 in AEEE. Amrita Vishwavidyapeetham conducts a single counselling session after the completion of the AEEE phase 2 exams. This means that the ranks of all candidates from both phases will be combined for seat allocation purposes.

Here's a summary of the AEEE counselling process:

• Eligibility: Candidates who qualify for the AEEE exam or have a valid JEE Main score are eligible to participate in the counselling.
• Registration: Register online for the counselling process using your AEEE login credentials.
• Choice Filling: Fill out your preferred choices for universities, campuses, and programs during the specified window.
• Seat Allotment: Based on your rank, preferences, and seat availability, an initial seat allotment will be made.
• Document Verification: You will need to verify your documents at the allotted reporting center.
• Fee Payment: Pay the required fees to confirm your seat acceptance.

Remember, you can find more details and official updates regarding the AEEE counselling process on the Amrita Vishwavidyapeetham website:

BSBI is dedicated to providing an enriched student experience during their time studying: 

• Student-led activities: BSBI's student services team actively engages with the Student Council in organising activities that provide ample exposure to students. These activities are intended to the students' experience on all campuses, from networking sessions and community events for peer-to-peer support to theme-specific discussions, sports activities, and cultural evenings. These events give students a holistic view of the culture of the city they are in and also of the community culture at BSBI
• Industry/company visits: BSBI organises events that allow students to engage and share practical knowledge with industry experts. From company presentations to onsite visits and exposure events, students are given the opportunity to learn outside the bounds of the classroom.
• Academic initiatives: The faculty and research team provides many avenues for students to practice their skill sets, expand their knowledge, and test their boundaries in a wide range of activities

Having a US green card definitely simplifies your journey to pursue engineering studies in the US. Here's a breakdown of things to prepare for:

Academic Requirements:

• Standardized Tests: Most universities require scores from either the SAT or ACT. These tests assess your reading, writing, and math skills. Start familiarizing yourself with the test format and practicing well in advance. You can find practice materials and official guides on the College Board  and ACT websites 
• Transcripts: Request official transcripts from your high school in India to be sent to the universities you apply to.

Engineering Specific Preparation:

• Math and Science Courses: While your 12th-grade curriculum likely covered these subjects, having a strong foundation, especially in Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry, is crucial for engineering programs. You can revise these subjects or take additional courses if needed.
• AP (Advanced Placement) Courses (Optional): Taking Andhra Pradesh exams in relevant subjects like Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, or Computer Science can demonstrate your academic preparedness and potentially earn you college credit.

Jadavpur University's eligibility criteria for admission into B.Tech. programs generally require a minimum of 60% marks in Mathematics and Physics, and at least 50% marks in Chemistry and English in the 12th board exams. Since your Maths score is below 60%, you wouldn't be eligible for admission into B.Tech. courses at Jadavpur University, regardless of your WBJEE rank.

While you might not be eligible for B.Tech. courses at Jadavpur University, you can explore other options:

• Other universities: Several other universities in India might have different eligibility criteria. Research universities offering engineering programs and check their specific requirements.
• Diploma in Engineering: You can pursue a Diploma in engineering followed by a lateral entry into a B.Tech. program. This option might require a separate entrance exam.
• Other courses: Explore other courses that align with your interests and educational background. Consider fields like management, applied sciences, or other non-engineering disciplines.