Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

Hi VENKATA, Some of the top colleges You can get with your JEE percentile are:
*Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
*IIIT Trichy - Indian Institute of Information Technology
*IIITDM Kurnool - Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing
*Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology
*IIIT Una - Indian Institute of Information Technology
*IIIT Kottayam - Indian Institute of Information Technology
*IIIT Bhopal - Indian Institute of Information Technology
*NIT Rourkela - National Institute of Technology
*NIT Jalandhar - Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology
*MNNIT Allahabad - Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology
*NIT Sikkim - National Institute of Technology
*NIT Rourkela - National Institute of Technology
*NIT Jalandhar - Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology.

It is thought that B.Tech is a superior degree and BE is not up to that level. Both are treated equally in the country, unfortunately, when it comes to foreign countries, B.Tech is treated as a vocational type of degree and rather inferior to BE
There is no difference. Historically, some institutions offered BE and master's in engineering (ME) programmes. The curriculum and the subjects offered in BE and B.Tech are all the If a student wants to choose it, they just have to look at the institute they want to pursue the degree.
In terms of Job opportunities in the market, students having either a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) or B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) Degrees have equal opportunities and have equally good scope. It is in no way going to be a hindrance to good career growth.

Congratulations on qualifying the ICWA course! With your qualification in accounting and finance, you may be eligible to appear for a number of banking exams in India. Here are some of the banking exams that you can consider:
Reserve Bank of India RBI Exams: The RBI conducts exams for the post of Assistant, Grade B Officers, and other positions. These exams test candidates' knowledge of banking and finance, and are a good fit for candidates with a background in accounting and finance. State Bank of India SBI Exams: The SBI conducts exams for the post of Probationary Officers (PO), Clerk, Specialist Officer (SO), and other positions. These exams typically test candidates' aptitude, reasoning, and general knowledge, as well as knowledge of banking and finance. Institute of Banking Personnel Selection IBPS Exams: The IBPS conducts exams for various public sector banks in India, including the State Bank of India. These exams include Probationary Officer (PO), Clerk, and Specialist Officer (SO) positions. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development NABARD Exams: The NABARD conducts exams for the post of Assistant Manager, Development Assistant, and other positions. These exams test candidates' knowledge of agriculture and rural development, as well as general banking knowledge. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) Exams: The IRDAI conducts exams for the post of Assistant Manager and other positions in the insurance industry. These exams test candidates' knowledge of insurance, finance, and management. It's important to note that eligibility requirements for each exam may vary, and it's best to carefully read the eligibility criteria and exam pattern before deciding which exam to appear for. Additionally, it's a good idea to prepare for the exams thoroughly and stay updated with Current Affairs banking, and finance news. Best of luck in your future endeavors!

I don't have access to the specific policies and regulations of your university or college. However, in general, universities and colleges have specific rules and regulations regarding the re-examination of backlog subjects. It's best to contact your university's or college's examination department or academic advisory to get accurate and up-to-date information on the rules and regulations regarding backlog examinations. They can provide you with specific details about when and how you can take the re-examination for your backlog subject. In some cases, universities or colleges allow students to take the re-examination in the next available semester, while in other cases, they may have a specific time frame for re-examinations. It's also possible that there may be certain fees or other requirements that you need to fulfill before you can take the re-examination. So, I suggest you contact your university's or college's examination department or academic advisory to get the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the re-examination of your backlog subject.