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Yes, it is possible to do MBA after computer science as due to the increasing demand for MBA, the students after completing their B.Tech are opting for MBA. The students from B.Tech, B.Sc., BBA, BCA, etc. are opting for MBA in order to enhance their career.

In year 2014, the CSE stopped at 2.12 lakhs.
In year 2015, the CSE stopped at 2.25 lakhs.
In year 2016, the CSE stopped at 1.8 lakhs.
Please mention your rank to be more specific about the results.

Hello Amit,
For admission to different courses offered by polytechnics, you will have to appear for an entrance exam conducted by state govt. Based on merit, you will get the college.

Now a days, IT course is best suitable for Girls. But, you need to improve technically & verbally to get better exposure in this field. Try to improve your skills of Communication, presentation and technical. You will definitely shine in this field. All the best.

You definitely have a good scope, if you are ready to improve your skills as per the field requirements. For e.g., now a days, you might listen more automation and cloud computing in computer sciences field. So, you have a good scope. But, but skills should be improved to shine in this field. All the best.

Sorry, but you will not get admission with this score in an architect college.
A score of 90+ is considered in NATA to get admission in B.Arch in various government colleges.

Hello Afzal,
If you want to improve your marks, you have to attempt all the papers. If you give one or two papers, it will be not considered by the JEE and your previous year marks will be taken into consideration.

Hello,
As per your rank your chances are nil to get admission in LNMIT, so look forward for other colleges, however check here to know more:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

SASTRA University is the best option as it has better placement opportunities.

There are NIT'S from low rank to high rank. So, it depends if you are getting top NIT's like NIT-Trichy, NIT- Surathkal, NIT-Calicut and as such. Moreover, DTU is one of the topmost college of the country and has a good placement record.

https://www.shiksha.com/bba/colleges/bba-colleges-Dehradun
Here, you can get trustworthy results.

Hi Nandita,
For Journalism aptitude test, there are few topics that you need to work upon, Current Affairs, GK, Writing, English etc.
Be updated always with the news that gives good advantage.
All the best.

It depends upon your interest. If you like electronics field then you should pursue B.Tech in electrical and the same goes for other branches. All the branches are good.

Civil engineering will leave you with more options. With a construction management degree you can work in construction management. Civil engineering includes: geotechnical, structural, construction management/engineering, transportation, water, materials, etc.
When my friend went through my co-op interviews he interviewed for 5 or 6 construction management positions. None of them would turn away civil engineering majors, several asked specifically for civil. You can get entry level jobs for more than 30k/yr with either. Just about any intern/co-op, at a decent place, can make that with no experience or degree.