Options after GATE exam :-

• If you have decent GATE score you can apply for M. Tech/MS in IIT, iiits, NITs,BITs etc.
• After qualifying you can also go for private and PSU jobs that offer great learning and earning opportunities. 

Whether go for higher studies after GATE or take up

hello dhanush,

SRMJEE is not that much tough exam.if you already prepared for jee, then it will be easier to you.i hope you know the syllabus, then ,first divide your day to day time schedule according to the chemistry,physics and maths (in pcm syllabus).wake up early and start your day

Heyyy....

Sorry to say but with that much percentile the IIM won't be possible. Though you have various reputed college's as options, and to know about them visit the below careers360 link : 

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/what-are-my-mba-admission-chances-70-80-percentile-in-cat

hello surya,

yes, manipal university is most prestigious and best college in india.there is  best faculty for all branches.b.tech is one of the good branch which has quite good placement in manipal university.but i heard that manipal university is quite costly , so if you are financially secure then you

Hello Diptisikha

As per 2017–2019 admission policy your break up will be as follows:

To get shortlisted for a interview call :

5.7 out of 7.5 for HSC

4.29 out of 7.5 for Graduation score.

1 out of 5 for Work Experience. (anything above 36 months gets you 1)

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hello soccer,

you can apply online through website.

• Step I : Fill the application form on this website. Last date for availability of forms - 31st May 2018. For early processing of the form and appearing in TMISAT at National centres, apply before 25th April 2018.

Dear Aditi,

Some of the good Institutes for this integrated course according to me are:-

1) IIT (Kharagpur)

2) IIT ( Kanpur)

3) IIT (Roorkee)

4) Delhi Technological University (DTU)

5) Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT Allahabad)

6) Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering

7) JNTUH College

Dear Pranav,

B.tech performance does matter a lot for an MS. There are a number of parameters which the universities take into consideration while assessing a candidate.

Universities can judge a candidate on the following parameters-

1) GRE/GMAT score

2) TOEFL/IELTS score

3) Work experience

4) CV/ Resume

5)Projects you

Hello P.Aravindan,

If your son lies between the age of 17-25 years, then yes he is eligible to study MBBS by giving NEET. NEET has a age criteria that no one should be below 17 and above 25 years of age.

Hello Anilkumar.G,

Intermediate qualification is 10+2 years of education. All the universities and colleges requires 10+2 years of education. So, Yes you are eligible for B.TECH.