Dear Student,

the cutoff for IIT Roorkee for MTech at Biotechnology is,

for general category : 46.88

for OBC : 42.97

for SC : 31.71

for ST : 38.41

Kindly note that the above cutoff are based on previous years and may differ as the cutoff for each year differs

Hi,

In my opinion, in today's time, what matters more is college over courses. Even if you take some other branch in IIT and want to study CS related courses, there are minor programs and then there are many online courses where you can study CS. After all this there

Dear aspirant,

As you mentioned your son has done schooling from India and you all have been residing for 14 years . So you need not worry your son is eligible for the general category.

Coming to the fees of the colleges you mentioned-

VIT vellore- It has five categories

Dear aspirant,

To be honest I don't think St.xavier stand any chances to be compared with iit Bombay even if i consider the programme which is msc physics because iit Bombay is the most premier institute in india. Its placements is far more better than st. Xavier's Bombay. In case

Dear aspirant,

All the IITs have same fee structure. But they differ in certain aspects such as in hostel fees and some other fees too. But they at the most differ by 1L from the typical iit fee. Generally in course of four years almost 10.5-11.5 lakhs is the fees

Helloo there,

MBA is not a neccesity to become a CEO. For example Elon Musk, Jeff Bezoz never had MBA yet now rule the world. Even Narayana Murthy went with an engineering degree. Pease read more books and biographies of great entrepreneurs and learn more about their mistakes so you

Being from OBC Category with 410, you might have moderate to good chances in securing a seat in M.Tech/MS at IITs, NITs in your respective branch. For more information about the Counselling Procedure through GATE do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-counselling

Dear aspirant,

You should not look only on the basis of cse and salary packages . You should go for what your heart says. If you really have interest in cse then it's good if you get cse in any of your preferred IITs. I don't think after studying cse

hi,

NSR is an initiative taken by NASSCOM , NSR  stands for national skill registry, by registering on NSR portal you would get an registration no, you have to fill all your academic and professional work experience etc details. these information would evaluate for filling vacancy in indian IT and