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Shubham ,
Yes, admissions are based on qualifying their college exams if shortlisted appear for GDPI. Please contact them for more details 02226044176

At this rank, you will get good colleges such as MNNIT, NIT Patna and NITS colleges.

Yes, it do matters, but it depends on your future plan. If you want to go for MBA or for M.Com you can get a normal college, but if you do not have further plans and you want to get a job then it is important to do B.Com from a reputed college.

The procedure for applying for admission in UG, Diploma or PG courses of mass communication varies among the institutions. It all depends on their admission criteria. Most of the institutions conduct entrance exams and some of them take direct admissions too. Therefore, select the college you want to apply to and follow their admission process accordingly.

You have a lot of option like can go for research or in any MNC.

Hello Salman,
Yes, this deemed to be University located at Nashik indeed offers this course. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
http://sandipuniversity.edu.in/

Hello,
Hope you are doing well. I will prefer to go for MIT Aurangabad because placement and facilities are well enough than Sage Indore. You will not get any benefit by taking admission in Sage but definitely, you will get a profit in MIT Aurangabad. All the best.

Hello,
Please go with this college predictor this will help you to choose best for you,
https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor
Thank you.

Hi Jigyasa,
For admissions in NLU's one must appear for CLAT. Did you? If yes, what was your score and rank?

I think I'll pick engineering because I have a bit more interest in that field. And I'm not sure if the college (Northeastern University) I'm considering would allow a double major. The primary reason I'm considering pharmacy is because it has a higher starting salary than engineering. But I hope that starting salary won't matter much a few years later because my goal is to go into I-banking or maybe start a business.

Both have their own career prospects. The old college has a very good experience but lack of new technologies while the new college has lack of experiences but having new technologies. You can choose anyone because both are beneficial for Computer Science Engineering.

I never heard that any student get any international placement after B.Tech in CSE. But, yes many students go abroad after clearing GRE or GMAT exam for further studies. The highest domestic package offered was around INR. 17 LPA (but not sure for which specialization) and the average domestic package was around INR. 4 LPA - INR. 5 LPA.

Diploma courses after 10th:
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
Diploma in Computer Engineering
Diploma in Electrical Engineering
Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Diploma in Information Technology Engineering
Diploma in Chemical Engineering.

It varies from college to college, but it is more than the 2nd year regular fee.

NIT Warangal is an option for you. But we cannot guarantee you an NIT seat with 4297 but you will get enough opportunities with other good campuses.