Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

No, there is no such thing for the students appeared for the UPSEE exam. It is on the rank basis that you will get the college and there is nothing like that any candidate is qualified and other is not.

Yes, with that rank you can get into NIT, Trichy and also try for NIT, Raipur then MNIT-Jaipur for knowing the opening and closing ranks of JEE Mains. Follow the link josaa.nic.in

Karnataka CET (KCET) Cut-off 2017 is the minimum rank that an applicant will have to acquire to be eligible for admission. If the applicants manage to satisfy the cutoff of Karnataka CET 2017, then they will be offered engineering seats of the participating institutes of KCET 2017.

I would suggest you to do the research from this website:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-tamil-nadu/44-2-123-0-0

Hi Dear,
Kindly go through the link for shortlisted colleges based on your score. Here is the link.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/comedk-college-predictor
Hope this will resolve your query.

Hello Yash,
The following links below give you the list of top engineering colleges in Chandigarh and Punjab :
1) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-colleges-chandigarh
2) https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-punjab/44-2-120-0-0

First you decide if you want to be in management or in technical field.
You can take decision accordingly.
I think, B.Sc is a good option but you have to go for Airline industry later on. So, the chances of getting job will be more.
Also, back offices related courses will add more job opportunities in future. You can consider them also.

ILAM has good curriculum, teaching methodology and has strong placement.

Yes, you can. But it is better to drop than to study in college for JEE because you will not be able to study for JEE whole heartedly.

Nothing is impossible, you need to be determined, and hard working, and marks only to get admission, it's how much you apply your knowledge is important.

Yes, I think that you can do B.Ed in distance mode after doing D.El.Ed in regular but you can not do these two courses in same session like you have to pass D.El.Ed in 2012-14 and B.Ed in 2014-2016 session.

Hello,
Branch selection is always the biggest dilemma a student encounters, so select that branch only which fascinates you, rather than going for scopes go for interest, if you have interest in something you can turn something big out of small things, however considering your branch choices it will be better for you to go for IT, as per the latest scenario.

Hi,
Kindly predict your college in this college predictor. The rank predicted might not be accurate but it certainly does give an idea to the aspirant. Check it below:-
https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor
Hope it helps.

Here are some engineering entrance exams in which you can apply after completing class 12th
JEE Main (Minimum 50% in 12th)
JEE Advanced (Minimum 75% in 12th)
BITSAT (Minimum 75% in 12th)
VITEEE (Minimum 60% in 12th)
AMUEEE (Minimum 50% in 12th)
Indian Navy B.Tech entry scheme (Minimum 50% in 12th). .

I don't know about both of them. But I can tell you about Chandigarh University as CU is one of the best private universities in North India. The placement of CU is also good and has experienced faculty and great infrastructure as well. They have collaborated with many universities around the globe so you can even choose either semester or year exchange programme and can earn a foreign University degree. As for the scholarship, they conduct a test called CUCET in which if you score 100% then you can study for free.

Sorry to say but you haven't cleared JEE Mains exam required cutoff. So there isn't any chance to get admission in SASTRA University for civil engineering.