Hello,

In order to gain admission to a program in engineering, you will need the following:

• Statement of purpose
• English language proficiency scores from either TOEFL iBT or IELTS Academic
  
• Letters of recommendation
  
• Standardized test scores from either ACT or SAT (not both!)
  
• Official transcripts/scorecard
  

For admission to many European

Hi Aman 

I'm afraid you have to clear them entirely before you go for the exam GATE 

It is very necessary for you to do that. 

Then you fit the eligibility criteria 

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If a studnets has completed 3rd year an donky if he has started his fourth year of engineering, in thatcase he can appear for GATE . 

If he is still pursuing 3rd year then ineligible for GATE. 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-eligibility-criteria

Ex- CAPF category is a special Category in which student get the benefit to produce the relevant Original certificate to get admission in the colleges. Please explain more your query what exactly you want to ask so that you can get answer of your query.

Hi,

There are diifrent ways you can get admissions for PHd in IItand NIIts

• If you have 8.0 or above CGPA in Btech from an IIt you can directly apply for Phd in IIt. Though final descion depends upon cut-off criterion.
•  you can also appear for JRF-NET, GATE, FATE exams

Hi,

To become a scientist, firstly you should decide analyse that in which field you are expert at or have passion. The field could be science , technology etc. So to become scientis firstly you have to achieve bachelors degree in respective field or subjct.

Step 1:You can choose UG

You can go for Mtech/ME in Computer science engineering from Top NITs or IiTs via GATE scores.

Students can also go for Masters in IT from Usa or Canada from top foreign universities based on GRE and TOEFl scores. 

Studnets can alternatively go for MBA in Systems or IT for

Are you talking of pursuing B.Tech in rubber technology or M.Tech? If you are talking of shifting to B.Tech rubber technology from CSE, I am afraid that may not be possible. It depends upon a lot of factors and will differ from university to university.