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There are such amazing jobs for an engineering graduate. But placement at banks, depends upon your stream totally. What I'd say is be the best that you can be, and you shall shine.

Belo mentioned are the best colleges to pursue B.Tech in India are:
1. IIT - Madras.
2. IIT - Bombay.
3. IIT - Kanpur.
4. IIT - Delhi.
5. BITS – Pilani.
6. UPES.
7. NIT.
8. University of Delhi.

Christ University, Bangalore's main campus is a decent college. The new campuses of Christ University should be avoided.

If you wish to get into media field, then you can pursue Masters in journalism and the other option is to go for a PG diploma in Journalism from IIMC as that opens various options for you in the media field.

You can do D.Pharma on the basis of your 12th qualification, your graduation will have no role in the same.

Yes, so are the countries like Germany and US. Admissions are competitive so you should check university's websites before applying. In terms of opportunities and research activities Canada is a good choice.

Hi Sachin,
You can enroll into a Bachelor's degree program through distance and proceed towards a Master's degree. Which course is a decision you need to take on your own. You may opt for human resources, general management, legal studies, cyber laws, labour laws, economics, political science, etc. There will be plenty of other options. You can check websites of IGNOU, MGU, KSOU, etc. and see the programs they have.

Hello Abhishek,
Firstly, till results are not announced, percentile cannot be found out. Secondly, it's not a static figure like say 50%, 75% or 85%. It depends on no doubt on the marks you have scored but it's more affected by how many other students have scored above or below you. 90 percentile means 90% students have scored less than you.

Hello Saurabh,
Just getting into any NIT is no big deal. If I go by previous year's data there is unbelievable huge variation in AIR's of students who got admission in same NIT. This year, even though AIR will be decided only on marks obtained in JEE Mains, I do not expect pattern to change. So, do not worry about getting into any NIT but think of getting good marks in JEE Mains which will enable you to get admission in your desired NIT.

BBA is an under graduate program. Whereas, MBA is for post-graduation. Both the courses are related to management. So, there is no comparison.

Hi,
Great if you know the softwares already. Both of these software are necessary in each and every field of designing. But, if you are specifically looking for softwares oriented courses, then you should go for graphic designing or animation film designing or film and video communication offered from NID. And fashion communication by NIFT.
All the best.

Hello Adinath,For entry into a college for AME normally there is no entrance exam. Admissions are based on marks obtained in 12th or in some cases diploma.

It is Government of India initiative and has accreditation. Although, placements are average and audited results are not out, so it is difficult to comment on salary figures.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/3042/institute/college-Indian-Institute-Of-Plantation-Management-Iipm-Bengaluru-Bangalore-India

It depends on the college, where you take admission. It may range from Rs.20,000 to Rs.20 lakhs. You can check the ROI, before taking admission in the college.

Hello Kaustav Rath,
You can visit the below mentioned link for the colleges offering M.Sc in physics:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/msc-physics-in-india-categorypage-2-65-650-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0

No, MAT score is not accepted.