Hi aspirant....!

hope you're doing  absolutely great...!

so with regard of you're query.  you can get admission for  MIT-WPU. From both writing the entrance exam conducting  by the institute or else from jee mains exam. I am sending the closing rank details of 2020 and 2019 of MIT-WPU in chemical

Hello aspirant,

Both of the two engineering fields are better as they give better prospects about the future.

But according to my opinion you should go with Chemical Engineering as it give much better job opportunity as compared to the automobile engineering. Plus the salary options is also higher in

Hello aspirant,

YES, definitely you can get admission in private Engineering Colleges for b.tech Courses in bangalore. You can get admission on the basis of your class 12th Marks. This is called admission based on merit.

the eligibility criteria to get B.tech Admission in private colleges of bangalore is as

Hello aspirant ,

As per your query , you cannot pursue M.tech in computer science engineering that is cse if you already done your btech from agricultural stream. Because as per the guidelines , you have to clear your btech from cse if you want to pursue your pg course

hello aspirant,

YES, You can do automobile and any other Engineering course in any branch even after 8 years gap after your class 12th. This is because there is no age limit criteria for the completion of this course, so you ca do this course even after 8 years long

Hello aspirant,

A candidate can acquire a seat in JNTU, Kakinada for B Tech through ranking in AP EAMCET (Andhra Pradesh Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test) entrance examination . Looking at the previous year AP EAMCET Cutoff for Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University(JNTU) for CSE Branch, a candidate must

Hello Aspirant,

For students not from Karnataka, getting into Karnataka state engineering colleges is administered through the COMEDK entrance exam.

All Indian learners can give this exam every year.

RVCE, BMSE and MSRIT are the topmost colleges and every student wants to get admission to these colleges.

45% of seats