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Syllabus of engineering in India is comparable to the best universities of the world. Pedagogy at top international universities and conventional Indian engineering colleges differs quite a lot. Conventional engineering colleges' teachers do not have the flexibility to modify syllabus and use modern teaching technologies. They focus on covering syllabus and more on the remembrance of facts and examinations are subjective. Whereas teaching at international universities is focused on developing a sound theoretical base and its application using logical and creative thinking by students. Students are encouraged to be innovative. International university facility has a lot of freedom in setting course curriculum and grading. International universities have the best of facilities with a sharper student population. They thrive on intellectual discussions among students and students and teacher. Overall development and learning opportunities are far more in comparison to conventional engineering college.

Here, there are few government colleges which are quite good:
1. Indian Institute of Technology, Indore
Intake Exams: JEE Advanced GATE
Total faculty in the college: 97
Gender ratio: 10:1
Established: 2009
http://www.iiti.ac.in/
2. ABV: Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior
Established: 1997
Total faculty in college: 187
Gender ratio: 7:1
Intake Exams: JEE Mains, GATE DASA and IIITM-K exam
3. Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing, Jabalpur
Established: 2005
Gender ratio: 26:1
Intake Exams: JEE Mains, CEED and GATE
4. Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal
Campus Area 650 Acres
Total faculty: 189
Gender ratio: 25:1
Intake Exams: JEE Mains, GATE DASA
5. Institute of Engineering and Technology, Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya University, Indore
Established: 1995
Total faculty in college: 190
Gender Ratio: 17:1
Intake Exams: Madhya Pradesh BE admission, GATE
6. Jabalpur Engineering College, Jabalpur
7. Barkatullah University Institute of Technology, Barkatullah University, Bhopal
8. Jiwaji University, Gwalior
9. Nowgong Engineering College, Chhatarpur
10. University Institute of Technology Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalay, Bhopal.

Hi,
Yes, one can go for Diploma in engineering after successfully clearing class 10th. Many polytechnic colleges have been established which are providing this course.
This course is valued almost same as class 12th and in some places more than class 12th, such as in B.Tech if a student wants to do B.Tech after diploma then he/she can directly take admission into 2nd year.
Eligibility:
Minimum qualification required for admission into a Diploma course is clearing Secondary School /tenth standard/equivalent examination, with at least 45 percent in science and maths subjects.
How to get admission?
All state and central govt. conduct their own exam for giving admission to students into their colleges such as Madhya Pradesh DAHET, Telangana POLYCET and Uttarakhand JEEP.
Some good polytechnic colleges:
1. Government Polytechnic College, Mumbai
2. S H Jondhale Polytechnic, Thane
3. Vivekanand Education Society's Polytechnic
4. Adesh Polytechnic College
5. Adhiparasakthi Polytechnic College
6. Anjuman Polytechnic
7. Bapatla Polytechnic College
8. AANM and VVRSR Polytechnic Krishna
9. Government Polytechnic College, Ambikapur
10. Kalinga Polytechnic, Bhubaneswar
What to do after Diploma?
Government Public Sector companies offer a number of jobs based on the Diploma qualification. Private companies have also been providing a great scale of employment. So to get admission in B.Tech after Diploma one has to go through LEET exam.
Why opt for Diploma instead of 12th?
1. 3-year Diploma course makes "Half Engineer".
2. Best option to study technology after schooling.
3. More exposure to tech world.
4. May get good job easily.

Getting a rank under 100 in IIT-JEE is a pretty hard nut to crack. Not everyone can achieve this, but if you are determined then we all know everything can be achieved. For this, you will have to study every single day. Not just study, but study in a good way or we can say you will have to do smart work not hard work.
Here are few books to score good marks in JEE Mains:
Physics:
1. Concept of Physics (Both Part 1 & 2) by HC Verma
2. Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov. This book is really very good. You can solve this book after solving topics from HC Verma.
3. Aptitude Test Problems in General Physics by Krotov, but go through this book only when you are very good. Otherwise, this book may hamper your preparation.
4. Understanding Physics by DC Pandey.
This is quite a good book to score good marks as it has competition corner in which questions are quite good.
Chemistry:
R.C. Mukherjee for Physical Chemistry problem
Morrison and Boyd for Organic chemistry
Solomon's and Fryhle for Organic chemistry
J.D. Lee for Inorganic Chemistry
O.P. Tondon for Physical Chemistry
Mathematics
TMH old edition book (2003 or earlier). This is one of the best books, but you should take only old edition, I am not talking about new edition(s).
Cengage books. This is also good and questions are also good.
One must go with the best coaching module such as Resonance, FIITJEE or Allen and must solve the past 37 years JEE problems.
All the best.

Bihar is one of the developing states in India and many colleges have started to establish this branch in their college for a better education. Recently Amity University established it.
But here is the list of best government college in Bihar which is quite better than private college
1. Bhagalpur College of Engineering, Bhagalpur
State Ranking:- 1 Established:-1960 Fee Rs. 50000 Per Year Strength:-5000 Total Faculty:-129 Highest package:- Rs 9 Lakh Per annum Total company visited in 2015:- 48 Company and 159+ placement
http://bcebhagalpur.ac.in/index-mobile.html
2.Darbhanga College of Engineering, Darbhanga
It is affiliated with the Aryabhata Knowledge University, Patna Est. in 2008 and approved by AICTE.
State Rank 2
Total Faculty:- 110
Intake Exams:- BCECE
http://www.dcedbg.org/
3. Indian Institute of Technology, Patna
The Indian Institute of Technology Patna is an autonomous institute of education and research in science, engineering and technology located in Patna, India Est. in 2008
https://www.iitp.ac.in/
Intake Exams: JEE Advanced, GATE
4. Darbhanga College of Engineering, Darbhanga
It is affiliated with the Aryabhata Knowledge University, Patna and approved by AICTE established in 2008.
http://www.dcedbg.org/
Intake Exams: BCECE
5. Dr Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University, Samastipur
This is one of 65 agriculture universities in India established in 1905. It is near Pusa Bazaar, in Samastipur District, Bihar.
http://www.pusavarsity.org.in/
Intake Exam:- BCECE

IIT is the dream of many candidates who left behind everything to make their dream true and a little mistake and lack of proper guidance give a bitter taste to the candidate result.
Here are the few common mistakes that a candidate do during their preparation:-
1. Never underestimate NCERT e.g.; in 2016 3 questions asked from Biomolecules chapter 14 from chemistry 12th and true line is mentioned in NCERT book.
2. Never try to collect a lot of books if you want to refer only one side book because going through the different book may confuse you.
3. Try to miss less classes no matter where you are studying because may be a class which you missed.
4. Don't spend too much time on the social network.
5. Try to avoid foreign writer book such as Irodov, Resnick and Walker series because in many cases you may get confused instead of learning.
7. Never compare yourself with the weak student and be in touch with a good student.
8. Don't worry about future just go with your preparation and be ready to face anything.
9. Don't use a calculator during maths calculation because it may decrease your speed.
10. Never lose hope and believe in yourself.
I hope these highlights of common mistakes will help you to solve and score good marks.

It is very easy to crack AMUEEE in three months when it comes to hardcore preparations and time management.
Though the one preparing for AMUEEE will be definitely preparing for JEE Mains which is a plus point as both the exams have the same number of topics and syllabus.
One can easily not crack the exams, but can get the desired branch by following easy but precious tips.
Firstly, believe in your practice and preparations. Don't worry about the performance of your peers if their performance is better.
Secondly, try to revise all the chapters in first 15 days and have a thorough revision of the NCERT textbooks and the state board books.
Third, try to solve as many questions in the next 15 days and learn the basics of the topic which you find difficult and is important for the syllabus.
The last and the most important tip, rather than the number of questions, solve quality questions and work on the concepts as well as formulas because some questions will definitely be formula based.
Thank you and best of luck.

Here are some criteria you should consider while shortlisting a job offer -
1. Position/Job title - It is really important because this job title will decide your job opportunities in the future when you want to shift to other company.
2. CTC - Of course it is important. You have many expenses and a family to take care of. So you need a good package.
3. Earnings per hour - Two companies may be offering the same package but in the 1st company you have to work for 8 hours daily and in 2nd company, you have to work 12 hours daily. So, of course, you should choose 1st one as it gives more earnings per hour.
4. Opportunities to learn and grow - You should select a job where you will constantly learn and grow and not where you would be doing some menial repetitive work every day.
5. Workplace environment - You will spend a large part of your day in your office so make sure the time will be cheerful.
6. Work-life balance - You shouldn't go insane while working 12-14 hours a day. You should have proper holidays and a bit free time for yourself every week.

Here are a few of the best government college in Delhi which is quite better than private colleges of Delhi
1. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Est. in 1961 college for national importance.
Total Student till 2014:- 7784
www.iitd.ac.in
Current NIRF ranking:- 04
International Ranking:- 172
Intake Exams: JEE Advanced, GATE, CEED
2. Delhi Technological University, Delhi
It is one of the oldest engineering colleges in India and Delhi's first engineering college. It was established in 1941 as Delhi Polytechnic
Current NIRF ranking:- 39
Intake Exams: JEE Main, DTU, GATE, JAC Delhi
3. Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi
It is an autonomous university in Delhi Est. in 2008, India. It is a research-oriented university with a focus on Computer Science and Electronics.
http://www.iiitd.ac.in/
Intake Exams: GATE, JEE Main, IIIT Delhi PG
4. Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
It was established during British rule in 1920. It became a Central University by an act of the Indian Parliament in 1988.
http://jmi.ac.in/
Intake Exams: GATE, JEE Main, JMI Admissions
5. Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Delhi
It is an engineering college located in Dwarka, New Delhi, India. Established in 1983, it is an autonomous institution of the Government of Delhi
http://www.nsit.ac.in/
Intake Exams: JEE Main, GATE, NSIT
6.University School of Information Communication and Technology, Delhi
7. Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Delhi
8. National Institute of Technology, Delhi

A very good question indeed. In the hierarchy of colleges, IITs are followed by NITs and IIITs. This is not rigid but based on the experience of past many years. As one can expect, some students of CS/IT branches can expect astronomical salaries but then these are to be treated as exceptions. As per the recent figures released by IIT Mumbai, average package of students placed so far was declared as 11 LPA. Considering this, it is safe to assume that minimum package must be around 7-8 LPA. Students from NITs too get similar packages and maybe a bit lower in range of 5-7LPA. IIITs have managed to get average packages of 5 LPA, but here there are no low paying branches and hence minimum package should be around Rs.4 LPA.

At the time of placements, companies sign a bond with the student in which general things are written, but it varies from company to company.
In general, few things are written in the bond such as medical fitness and the man who offers placement, checks the medical fitness of the student.
In the bond, things like salary details and details regarding the increment cycle are mentioned along with other things. After the placement, a student has to summit the bond to the college and in the given time if they agree with the bond then they can sign it and if not then no problem they reject the offer but if they sign the offer then company gives a duration in which you have to join the company in the preferred location and the agreement of job is minimum of 3 years and after this one can leave the job, but in case if student does not wish to join the company or join the company and leave the company before decided time then student has to pay a penalty of 1 or 2 lakh rupees and after this company blacklists this candidate and in future if this candidate again comes for a job then he or she is not eligible to get a job in the particular company.

JEE Mains exam is considered as the toughest exam in the engineering field and the syllabus of JEE Mains is designed in such a way that all the portions of class 11th and 12th fall under its syllabus. So, just preparing for JEE Mains is enough to prepare for SRMJEEE but there is one thing, only 2 lakh students qualify for JEE Advanced exam and every year 11 lakh students appear for the exam so, what these 9 lakh students do? A little bit of preparation and overview about the syllabus and questions is quite enough to crack the exam easily.
One thing, just see the syllabus of SRMJEEE and then check if any topic is missing or not and after completing the particular chapter, just go for the previous year's question paper. In this way, you get an idea about the question asked in the SRMJEEE exam and the question of SRMJEEE is quite easy as compared to JEE Mains and always try to solve MCQ questions so that you are well prepared for any exam and face any type of problem asked in the exam.
All the best.

Hi,
You can crack any engineering examination in 3 months if you are quite clear over your concepts and have a perfect time management.
However, here are some tips to be followed to get good results in 3 months:
UPTU/UPSEE examination requires different approach for preparation. The level of questions asked in this examination is moderate. Some of the questions are even repeated from previous year question papers. It also happens that in UPSEE/UPTU examination some questions are asked from JEE Main Paper. So, it is very important to solve as many previous years question paper as you can. You should also solve IIT JEE Mains last 5 year's question paper.
Go through the previous year question papers. As if you start its preparation 3 months before then it's better to go through last 20 years previous papers which are available at any stationary shop and revise your 11th and 12th standard books.
For physics: - It's better to opt those books which contain different types of questions. No need to work over HC Verma. 40 days preparation for UPSEE from Arihant text book and previous year's papers from Arihant will be helpful.
For chemistry:- P. Bahadur and Ranjeet Shahi are good as they contain a lot of questions as well as they also carry the questions according to the level of difficulty.
For maths: - Mathematics for UPSEE, it would be better to go for R.K Sharma (MCQ) and previous years papers from Arihant.