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Hello,
Anna University is definitely a good choice. However there some private universities that too are doing good. However, working of govt organisation is open while many actions of private entities are shrouded in mystery.
I would advise you to go for Anna University.

Hello there,
For getting into any MBA course the basic criteria is you need to be Graduate from a recognised university with at least 50% of marks and with CAT score of 98 percentile. Work hard on your CAT score and GD's/ Interviews as at last candidates are selected based on CAT score and performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Yes, you can get mechanical engineering in VIT, Vellore with this rank.

IIPA does not offer BA degree courses.

Hi Daljit,
Engineering is one of the top job sectors in Canada, the overall sector is in demand and requires professionals. Mechanical and electrical engineering are currently are most in demand. These are followed by civil engineers and software engineers. You must also check the SOL for skill shortages.

Hello Subir,
Every state has its own rules and regulations for admission in engineering colleges. Normally, NRIs are having quota in the admission process. Also, they are not required to appear for any entrance exam. Admission is based on the marks obtained in an equivalent exam.
However, I would advise you to download the brochure of rules and regulations of admission from DTE.

Both are same in terms of placement and other activities. You can take admission in any of them.

Hello Aniket,
As per you marks, your rank may lie in between 4500-7000.
All the best.

Yes, JIIT 128 is better than SRM Modinagar for CSE branch, if you talk about only placements.
Though JIIT 128 is still a developing college in terms of infrastructure and facilities, I would still consider it better than SRM.
Reasons to choose JIIT 128:
Comes under the parent JIIT 62 which is pretty good. Placement is done combined with JIIT 62, Vast campus, same curriculum is followed as sec-62 one. SRM is still considered to only attract mass companies with the average placement of mere INR 3LPA with many going unplaced as well Dream companies, do not visit SRM.

Hello Jaineel,
The war cry in Maharashtra is same. As per me, if one studies well nothing is difficult and what we don't study is extremely difficult. MHTCET is based on 12th syllabus of state's board while JEE Mains syllabus is same as CBSE.
But yes there is perception that JEE Mains is tougher than MHTCET.

NIT Kurukshetra is better college than VIT because NIT provides good course curriculum, good quality of faculty members, good placements and good computer labs also.

Hi Ankush, you have to first register and create an account on SAT's official website https://www.collegeboard.org/
You will find examination dates, syllabus, fee information, test centers in India and elsewhere and every other information regarding SAT on this website only. The test is held several times a year. In the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school years, the SAT will be available internationally in October, December, March, and May.
Check these URLS
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat/register/international

It totally depend on you .First, you have to make an aim, so that you can get a direction towards your upcoming studies. If you are interested in science, I recommend you to choose robotics engineering, computer science or aerospace or automobiles.

MCA graduates are eligible to appear for GATE to take admission in MTech at IITs and also to seek a job in Public Sector Units. M.Tech CS or M.Tech IT from IITs and NITs has a lot of market value with very good job prospects.

Any student with 3 years Diploma in Engineering from a recognised. polytechnic is eligible to seek lateral entry admission in 2nd year of Engineering in colleges were there is a provision of lateral entry e,g. in DTU University.

Hello Subham,
It depends on whether you want to pursue a career as a doctor, engineer or accountant. If you have an aptitude for engineering, then +2 PCM will be your next step. Alternately, after 10th, you can pursue a Diploma in engineering through polytechnic colleges and get admission to B Tech/ BE through lateral entry admissions. If your destination is an MBA, any graduation stream will do. If you dream of a medical career. PCB has to be your choice for +2, but if you wish to become an accountant, you may pursue commerce stream for +2. You may also try for Chartered Accountancy programmes.