Hey Kritika,

You have asked about placement, that is why, first I'd like to you tell you that the difference is almost reaching the bare minimal as the two colleges are exactly like each other in terms of teaching and faculty. You can contact a teacher from psit coe when

Hello aspirant, 

K.J.Somaiya Vidyavihar is an autonomous Institute 

It offers a B.Tech Degree Bachelor's of Technology is different from Bachelor's of Engineering. B.Tech is skill oriented and B.E is data oriented. 

To know more about the college go to below link,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/kj-somaiya-college-of-engineering-mumbai

Hello Dinesh,

First, I'd like to tell you that Aerospace Engineering is a combination of astronautical and aeronautical engineering. Hence as a given, it will be harder than aeronautical engineering. 

While there are a few colleges in India that offer both courses, the scope after these courses is hard. Most

Dear Aspirant,

Chandigarh University is a good choice in terms of placements as many of my friends have done their Btech from CU and get placed. However, there is a check. Not all the students get placed and also not all the branches students got placed. In almost all the

Hello Mareedu,

You asked about the BTech in Printing technology which is quite a rare branch which very few college posses as well as very very few student want to study or prsue this branch and so.

So overall there are almost 16 colleges offering this course.

You can view

Hello Mrinal,

Below mentioned are some colleges with less fees for Engineering in Pune:

• College of Engineering, Pune
• D.Y. Patil College of Engineering, Pune(Akurdi)
• Sinhagad Academy of Engineering, Kondhwa(Pune)
• Rajarshi College of Engineering, Pune
• Government College of Engineering and Research, Pune
• Marathwada Mitra Mandal's College of Engineering, Pune

Good Luck!

Directorate Technical Education, Madhya Pradesh has still not given counselling dates. You can regularly visit the official website to get updates. Link is given below -

https://dte.mponline.gov.in/portal/services/onlinecounselling/counshomepage/home.aspx

Hello Faiza Aftab 

No you wont

You will not get NITs if you are not SC/ST.

even if you are SC/ST then also you will get only lower NITs.

So, better to drop a year if you are too ambitious for NITs or you can choose alternative colleges from other