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No, candidates cannot get direct admission at Modern College for its BBA programme, because its admissions are strictly based on Class 12 marks, depending on the current Modern College guidelines. The college releases a department merit list online, and candidates can only secure a seat if their scores meet the cutoff.

The seat intake for the BBA FinTech at CLAS is 30. The seat allocation are based on quality of SOP, perforamnce of aptitude test & personal interview, and academic performance of a student. Students can contact the college for more information about the seat allocation.

The top aeronautical engineering college in India must provide the following campus facilities: suitable aeronautics and aerospace laboratory, wind tunnel and flight simulators, hangar and aircraft maintenance workshops, final computing and CAD/CAM facilities, placement and training cell between students, sports room and study room, and hostels. Always check whether the college has real flight simulators, aircraft models for hands-on training, and direct industry connections for internships. A college without proper practical labs will leave you weak on the skills that employers actually look for.

No, the seat allotment process for all the BBA specialisations at CLAS are same. Students have to complete the required admission stages to get a seat in their interested specialisations. For more details, students can contact the college.

Yes, absolutely, ISRO is one of the top dream employers for Aeronautical Engineering graduates. An entry-level Scientist/Engineer-SC at ISRO typically starts with a gross salary per month of around INR 84,000 (including allowances), which translates to an annual package of INR 10–12 LPA. ISRO recruits aeronautical engineers for roles in satellite design, spacecraft development, propulsion, and mission operations. 

No, you cannot get direct admission in BDes at JMI. Candidates need to qualify eligibility and appear for JMI BDes entrance test. If a candidate gets selected in merit list based on entrance test score, he/she needs to pay prescribed fee and get his/her documents verified to complete admission process.

No, you cannot get admission in BDes at JMI without entrance exam. It is mandatory to appear for the entrance test conducted by JMI for admission in BDes programme. You can get admission only if you get selected in the merit list based on entrance exam scores.

JMI has been ranked by many ranking bodies for design and allied domains. The latest ranks achieved by JMI are as follows:

JMI reserves seats in BDes programme for students from Muslim Minority, Muslim Women, Muslim OBC/ST, Jamia Internal, PwD categories. Seat share policy of JMI is as follows:

JMI entrance test  for BDes admission is an offline, pen-and-paper test. The test duration is 180 minutes. There are two main sections of the test as follows:

Admission process in BDes at JMI is ongoing. The entrance exam for BDes admission has already been conducted by JMI. The first Merit List of selected candidates is expected to release between late June to early July.

JMI BDes fee has many components such as tuition fee, hostel fee, one-time payments. Total course fee for 4 years is INR 4.19 lakh. Students who avail hostel fee need to pay around INR 30,950 per semester.

Candidates must get minimum 50% in Class 12 in any stream from a recognised board to apply for admission in BDes at JMI. Then they must appear for JMI entrance test for BDes and get a valid score. If they are selected in the merit list, they need to pay prescribed fee to secure their seat. To complete admission process, they must report to the institute for document verification.

No, according to the IIT Dharwad MSc cutoff 2026 for the third round, you cannot get into this college. For the General AI category, the round 3 closing rank was 708. 

But you can get into IIT Goa in the third round. This college had the 3rd round cutoff of 775 for the General AI category. 

Students can also wait for the next rounds of counselling to release. The cutoff in later rounds might be more accommodating.