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Hi Vaibhavi,
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Greetings from Shiksha!
To get into top most engineering college for getting good branch you should have a score of 240 and above if you are a general category student. Else it will be a bit less, read NCERT books, this will help you a lot. Good luck!

Hi,
For physics:- DC PANDEY is best for conceptual studies as well as for numerical.
For maths:- Cengage calculus, RD Sharma class-12
For chemistry:-
Physical: Cengage, NCERT
Organic: Solomons & Fryhle's
Inorganic: NCERT

You need to appear for SAT(scholastic aptitude test) for the same.

One needs to have a minimum of 50% marks to get admission in designing in Bachelors. The process of admission to Design is through an entrance examination. Reputed institutes conduct their own entrance exams. Top colleges are:
National Institute of Fashion Technology
Indian Institute of Art and Design Mumbai
National Institute of Design
Lovely professional University, Punjab
International School of Design
Indian Institute of Fashion Technology
LISAA School of Design
Pearl Academy
JD Institute of Fashion Technology.

NIFT has written test and not Online. Due to Covid that had conducted Online interview for Master programme.

G.H.Raisoni College of Engineering, Pune is a better option for you.

Yes, there are chances if the seats get shifted.

Keep the branch as your first priority then college, don't mix it because eventually the branch decides your career.

Dear student,
Yes, one can pursue MBA through online mode but online MBA isn't carrying much value. So, instead of going for online one should either pursue full-time or executive but on campus classes only.
All the best.

There is no average salary figures anyone can provide you. The reason being that the kind of job you will get after finishing the course will depend on how good or bad you are at your course.
You can check the college's website here to get more information.
http://www.sfu.ca/career/WCID/faculty-of-applied-sciences/comp-sci.html

Hello Shaik,
This Institute is not an engineering college. They train you on commercial aircraft maintenance and enable you to obtain liscense from DGCA.
Employment opportunities are gr8.

IT students in Indian Application Development and IT companies get salary similar to CSE and other engineering graduates.

It's your own interest. If you like to play with the screw driver then no other branch is better than mechanical for you and if you like coding then no other branch is better other than CSE.

You need to come visit our campus for that

Yes, you can work in sales & marketing department. A B.Pharm graduate can get a job in the sales & marketing department of a pharmaceutical company. Many e-commerce companies who have the interest in online pharmacy hire such people.
You can also look beyond your B. Pharm degree and seek opportunities in sales & marketing in FMCG or medical equipment manufacturing space.

It's good to have long term goals. You need to make sure that you graduate from a good university with the specialization of your choice, and then pursue MBA or Master's degree. Later, you need to set your goals and work hard to achieve them. UG courses like engineering, B.Com, B.Sc or LLB will help you in achieving your goal.