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See, no doubt, this college is a government college but the study and environment are not good here, which lower its rank and drop it down to under 200 colleges in UP only.

MHTCET is required for B.Pharma course from a government college in Maharashtra while GUJCET is required for B.Pharma course from a government college in Gujarat.

Dear Priya, Greetings!
Open MAT XLV is expected to happen in Feb, 2019.

Yes, to be eligible to sit in CLAT you have to pass +2 from a recognised board or any board equivalent to the recognised boards. Since your board is recognised (https://agc.ac.in/php/boards.pdf), you shall be eligible to sit in the CLAT, AILET, BHU, JMI, AMU GGSIPU and other 5 year law entrance exams.

Hello Shweta,
JMI has already declared the results for almost all the courses and you can check the results by clicking the below link:
https://www.jmi.ac.in.

You should comsider ABES first.

Emerson College.
The University of Texas-Austin.
Northwestern University.
New York University.
University of Southern California.
University of Maryland.
Boston University.
University of Missouri- Columbia.

B.Sc and B.Tech both are good courses for you. But in B.Tech, maximum universities ask for 45-50% marks in PCM. So you have to check before trying for some university. But in B.Sc, there is no percentage criteria. There are lots of degree colleges in Haryana, India which are providing B.Sc course. Other than it, you may also choose BBA for further studies.

The cut-off of DU LL.B isn't released now. Keep checking the website. Good luck.

Amity School of Engineering Noida, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Noida, Shiv Nadar University Dadri are more worthy than Rajkiya Engineering College. Above three are AAAA rating institute.

Go for:
https://www.iimm.org/images/pdf/Post_Graduate_Diploma_In_Supply_Chain_Management_Logistics_PGDSCM_L.pdf Cheer up!

Hello Deepak,
IIAE-Dehradun offers a unique way of getting a degree in engineering from abroad. Two initial years in India followed by two years abroad is the structure. As AICTE won't accept this, they have tied up with universities abroad for Grant of degree. The fees will get reduced only if less students apply to this Institute. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information:
http://iiaedehradun.org/wp/

No, there are no chances of getting admission in this college with your percentage.

No, government engineering college has no entry through management quota. To enter Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College, you have to get a good rank in JELET (for lateral entry) or WBJEE.