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Computer Science has more chances of placements but it has very tough competition. Very less people opt for mining engineering so job opportunities are also good there.

This time I can't say I guess there may be OJEE exam if this happens you need to sit for it else you will not get a seat in merit list. If there is no exam then via your JEE Mains rank you can fill your preferences in OJEE counseling its similar to JOSSA but here you will only see the colleges in Odisha there you can fill your preference as CVRCE there will be a provisional allocation followed by verification at nodal center and a final verification and admission at CVRCE. If any further doubts regarding the college or mode of admission then you can ask in the comment section.

I have done my ITI in Electrician Trade after 12 grade (PUC) in India and 2 Years apprentice in Lineman Trade-in Karnataka Electricity Board in Bangalore. At present, I am in Canada. For pursuing my career in the Electrical field. Kindly advise what further studies is required in Canada.

Both the certificates are valid.
Usually, the JAC committee accepts any of the certificate produced by the students.

You don't need to take any entrance exam as the admission is merit-based.

A number of branches would have been within reach in 2018 at your rank. These include Biotechnology, Chemical, Chemical Plastics and Polymer, Civil, ECE, EEE, Mechanical and Production.

These days, DU is having lots of student's activities and workshops. Also, it has it's placement cells to take you up great heights. I think, you should take admission in DU colleges. You will get to learn lot more. First, think of learning experiences, then look for placement like things. All the best.

According to your interest, you can choose best stream in B.Sc. But nowadays, B.Sc. Hons in physics is more demanding in India.

It is a self finance course with the best infrastructure and decent faculty members. There is an industrial exposure too. Plus, JMI has a single "University Placement Cell", so they will bring hotels & companies, etc. But it is really up to the students, what they have learned and how they have managed to showcase their soft skills, that matters the most.

Hi Vinay!
Yes, you can certainly pursue VFX course. After completing this course, you can either become a VFX or a compositing professional. This involves working with the latest software and learning about the advanced compositing tools, etc. The starting salary will be approximately 10-15k initially and will grow with experience. Best colleges for the course include Arena Animation, MAAC, Picasso, International Academy of Computer graphics, WLC college.

Hi Karishma!
The CS registration is valid for 5 years. However, if 5 years have elapsed from your CS Registration then you need to Re-register for appearing in professional exam.