Hello,

The fee reimbursement depends on the criteria like your financial situation and if your rank is very good in the ecet exam. Then you will be eligible for this. And during document verification you need to submit the form regarding this. For more details check the  below link.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-ecet-counselling

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Both the streams are better in their own way. But it totally depends on your own interest. If you are interested in bio researchs and all you can opt for biotech but electrical provides more opportunities as it will help you to get job in both IT or core

Hello Jahnavi,

Biotechnology is a broad area of biology, involving the use of living systems and organisms to develop or make products. Depending on the tools and applications, it often overlaps with related scientific fields.

Now to answer your question Yes, it is possible to do m.tech in biotechnology after

yes, you may take admission in B. tech after passing the 12th and for that, you may have Physics, chemistry and maths and you may good percentage for some Institute. it does not depend on which board you came from it is only depend on the 12th board exam.

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Hello Manender,

It depends on your qualification. For B.Tech CSE, either you need to have studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in your 10+2, or you should be a diploma holder in Computer Science Engineering from a recognised board. So, being a mechanical engineering diploma holder, you do not seem to

Dear Akshay, If you are in a dilemma of whether to choose a better institution or branch then what you need to do is close your eyes , take a deep breath, drink your coffee if you have it right in front of you otherwise go and make one and

Hi Suhail,

While as a matter of fact there are almost no colleges in India that allow you to do your major in more than one field like Computer Science plus Physics. Student who usually desire such things move towards universities of abroad. You can definitely learn Physics on your