Hey Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As there are many ways to join indian army, here i will tell you the ways so that you can choose your way,

• Technical Graduate Course (permanent commision) - for men only - final year engineering students can apply if already cleared all

Hi,

GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam is a better college in terms of placements. First of all the infrastructure here is good. They have library, labs, big classrooms, ground and the ambience here is also pretty good. Teachers are qualified and experienced. Most of the teachers teach well and the

Hello candidate,

Yes, there is a reservation for the cet bhubneshwar college for the obc-ncl category. If you want cse branch then generally people whose rank are between 10k to around 50k can get it. Since you are from obc-ncl, it would be more easy for you to get into

it is quite difficult to tell only about one course. Mentioned below are the overall points of comparison between RNSIT and Oxford College of Engineering:

RNSIT:

• R N Shetty Institute of Technology has almost achieve 100% placement record.
• More than 100 companies participate every year for placements.
• The faculty of

Hey Urvish, you can definitely get selected for an internship at DRDO. As for the internships available, and if there is one in DRDO, you should head over to their main website and check for further details: https://www.drdo.gov.in/scheme-internship-students

Hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing great.

Other than gving jee exam, and if you belong to the Maths environment then I would suggest yiu these below exams that you can give :

BITSAT

MHTCET

AP ECET

OJEE

UPTU

UPSC

TS ECET

SRM

VITJEE

but if you belong

hello,

with this cgpa and ielts score you may get admission into good universities in canada.

mostly all universities require ielts score , and also some conduct GRE too, so for admission that score would also matter then.

you first need to find the course of your choice , universities

Hello Rayan Mohammed. If you decide to go to the US or Canada for engineering after 12th, you will probably still have to go to college everyday. American and Canadian universities are quite liberal with their attendance policies usually, although it differs from college to college and can't be generalized