Yes dear you can opt for spot counselling if you have not participated in anyone of the round.Firstly you would have to register for spot round counselling. The registration form would be available if seats remain vacant after normal counselling. After this, they will publish a list of registered

No there is no such kind of things in RUAS(ramaiah university of applied sciences) for B.Tech and M.Tech students.But for other courses you will have to be in formal dress code i.e. black Pant and shirt with a tie.For medical students you require a apron also.So,dont't worry for that.You can

It all depend upon what you are looking for in the future.  If you just want a graduation degree so that you can appear for UPSC examination,  I would suggest that you for B.Sc as it's a three year course and is not that tough. But if you are looking

Hello there. It's a most common thing for the students to think and glad to see that you are concerned with what to do in future because many without thinking choose CSE and later on are not able to achieve anything in the future.

Ok so the next thing. Yes

Hello there. Since I have already answered your same query so kindly ask for all the doubts their and don't create multiple threads for the same query.

dear candidate,

you can take up diploma or do distance learning. you can take up visual effects or learn a programming language. there are n number of courses. just select a field of study you want to have a career in and then things will start falling in place.i hope

Hello Syed,

Many universities have the same syllabus as class 12 and JEE - Main and Advanced so you can actually study for both JEE and your college simultaneously and can change your college after one year if you get a better college with your new JEE rank. It is

Hey Jaswanth,

Every college focuses on the communication skills of every student as the placement is done by testing the communication skills of every student. As every semester you are gonna have a traning subject to develop your communication skill and technical skill. these two are the main criteria to

Hey Sasivardhan,

See this thing totally depends on you but logically it's not the best option to go for pursuing B.Arch after B.Tech. But M.Arch sounds reasonable. If you're a civil engineer, and then later if you join Architecture, you'll be like the most amazing Architect ever, trust me. But,