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No, it takes admission for B.Tech programme on the basis of IIT Main exam or SAT exam. The SAT exam is for UG admission and quiet tough and mainly in foreign colleges. Also, you can get the admission through class 12th marks. If you got more than 90% marks, it may help you for admission.

For B.Tech, you have to compete in the competition for B.Tech or any other UG admission.
For any other query, please feel free to ask.

There are 40 seats on an average.

To be honest we in SITM are taught technical from scratch. So there is not much issue. If so you are interested in telecom domain, give it a try.

Chances are very good. Most probably, you will get a call.

Hello,
If one wishes to seriously pursue MBA, then he/she should do it only from a reputed and top-ranked college. Kindly visit this link to know about the top colleges for pursuing MBA/PGDM in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0

Great! B.Com plus MBA in Finance sounds good. You should go for CA. All your qualifications will make you a star if everything goes well planned.
Best of luck.

Hey Rahul,
Congratulations on scoring 68 percentile in ATMA. You can surely apply to IES MCRC and appear for GD and PI. They call everyone for GD and PI process and your performance would the factor they would judge you on. There are various other parameters too. It would be better if you visit the official site mentioned below for further details
http://www.ies.edu/management/
All the best.

More than 60% marks.

After Diploma, you can go with degree level courses or PG Diploma programs. B.Tech degree can be obtained with specialisation in Automobile Engineering or Automobile design Engineering. Admission to the course can be done through lateral entry, and thereby you can save one year. Post Graduate Diploma in Automobile Engineering is also suitable for you. Or else, you can try for a job with railways, defense, government departments etc.

Hello,
For admissions into BBA courses, students are needed to clear the 10+2 or equivalent examination from any recognized board or school with 50%. The age should be between 17 to 25 years.
There is no such entrance exam.
All the best.

ACPC will be made with the help of rankings and it is based on GUJCET.

This year Honey Well offered Rs 5 lakhs package for core finance jobs.
Next year is a bit uncertain. Also, analyse other options because you're more interested in core finance.

For doing BCA, you have must completed you intermediate from any recognized board. Minimum 50% is required! Many of the institution provide BCA to non-maths students! Whereas many institutions do not provide to non-maths students.
If you want to enroll in this course prepare for top universities entrance exams like Christ university Bangalore! They take an entrance and interview!
Good luck!

It is through IIT-JEE marks. There is no special exam conducted by DTU.