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Hello Chandrapal,
As per your marks and category your chances are very slim of getting NITs or GFTIs, so look forward to any good private colleges. Kindly check here:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

No, you don't get any concession. The fee for all the students who get admission through AUEET is 1,65,000 (despite the merit).

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No, you will not get any of the college which is mentioned above.

Your 1st salary will be from 12 to 18 thousand for a B.Com graduate student in any field.

Hello Manan,
As per your rank you will not get any good government engineering colleges, so I will suggest you to go for ECE in JIIT Noida as it is the best possible option you can get as per your rank. All the best.

Sorry to say but there are no chances of you getting admission either in IHM, Bangalore or IHM, Hyderabad because in IHM Bangalore, the maximum to maximum cut-off is 2766 & in IHM, Hyderabad, it is 1600.

Hello Arthav,
Yes, you would be eligible to pursue this MA course after obtaining degree in engineering.

There are so many good colleges in Mumbai for MBA. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-mumbai-all. Click on it to find the answers with all basic requirements.

Hi,
I would say Amity Noida is much better, in addition, you can also check for Lovely Professional University and GLA university as they also offer much dynamic and placement oriented courses. Check for their scholarship programme.

Well, if you do PGDM or related degrees from IIM, MDI, Xaviers then it is fine you will get good profiles in corporate, MBA you can pursue fro any university but again if you do it from Top universities like Symbiosis, NMIMS, Lovely Professional University, Amity then your career prospect are good. Duration is the same, the only thing is that not every one can offer PGDM. For teaching MBA is required. For certain government jobs also, they are selective in terms of only accepting MBA.

Hello Koushal,
As per your rank and category your chances are nil for getting any government engineering colleges, so look forward for any decent private colleges. Kindly check here:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

Dear Vamsi,
Yes, you will get admission in AUCET for M.Com because you scored a very good rank, and you have qualified for the results.
Good luck.

Yes there are many engineering seats are pending every year you can get any one of the college don't worry about it.

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Pursuing two regular/full time degrees is not allowed. However, one can study two courses separately. One of the courses which you wish to pursue can be done from a regular college, but the other one must not be a full time course. You can do Diploma courses instead. Regards.

You are absolutely eligible for English hons because I think 90% is Enough for the course. Every college had different cut off for different course. You may check the below link for get some idea of 2018 cut off DU. http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017.

No, it depends on how well you perform at the interview.