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A good job not only depends on the college you study in, but it's all about how much effort you put in. Even a government college cannot assure you a job until and unless you work hard yourself. So, I would like to suggest you think what you must do rather than being dependent on college. Go for internships, workshops, attend seminars and maintain a decent CGPA throughout, which is all required for a good job.

Minimum 60% in all the subjects.

Chances are there.
Good luck.

You can try to get admission in NITs or IIITs of your home state.

If you are good at Physics and Chemistry, and want to go for B.Tech, then you must choose B.Tech in Biochemistry can also go for B.Tech in Computer Science. If you are good at computer Science also, these are the good options for you, as other branches have Mathematics, as the main subject. You may face difficulty there.

What's your total budget for the course and in which area are you seeking admission?

Yes, SRM - Chennai is one of the best private colleges in India. You can expect good placements from there.

Yes, if you have basic knowledge of quant; GK and by solving previous year's questions, you can easily do that.
All the best.

If you are a class 12th pass out, you are eligible for B.Com.

Yes, you can you can take admission in PEC College and in other top colleges also with your 45 marks.

Hello,
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Check out the college predictor of Shiksha:
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You will find your college through this. Good luck!

There are many good colleges providing interior design course at an affordable fees. Arch College of Design and Business is the best one among them. It provides various types of undergraduate, post-graduate & vocational programmes for fashion design, interior design, graphic design, jewelry design & product design. It's campus is placed at Jaipur in India. For more details visit at https://www.archedu.org/b-des-interior-besign.html.

It conducts its own individual exam for its M.tech programme called PGEE. You can apply for it
Thanks.

The National Board of Examination has decided to tie up with the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCS ED) to award the prestigious MRCS degree to medicos appearing in the exam for a Diploma of the National Board in India. As MRCS was not recognised by the Indian government, the tie-up with the National Board would help the degree, recognised worldwide, as a standard training module.
So now the Indian students would also be able to go for super-specialisation following postgraduation, not available till date.

Kindly use the college predictor app. Hope this will resolve your query. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.