Hello Pinjeere, well the answer is yes. you can appear for the EAMCET exam for second tiime also. because there is no any limitation on no. of attempts for the exam. you can attempt for many times as you want.

I hope this will help.

Thanks.

Hi Ravi,

You must always choose the stream of your interest first over the college. So firstly decide whether you're more inclined to Mech or Electronics, you probably have to spend the rest of your life in the field. If you're still confused, you need to see the college reputation.

Hello candidate.Electrical engineering is a course of Btech.Electrical is very interesting and it had many opportunities to get a job.Yes, electrical engineering is good in GJU.The college has good infrastructure and facilities to study Electrical Engineering.Also the faculty here are well experienced.And yes you can go with Electrical Engineering in

NITS do not have spot admission policies for BTech students. If you were going to pursue MBA, then there is a spot admission facility. For Btech, spaecial rounds are conducted by CSAB. Every NIT takes students through this procedure only. For more details, please visit https://www.careers360.com/university/national-institute-of-technology-calicut

It is not necessary to take books of respectuve branch in the first year as all branches have common basic sciences and engineering sciences .

The core curriculum starts from second year onwards .

You should use reference books especially for core .

Nit Calicut has excellent library facility

Hey Kranthi, the spot rou d for different colleges starts at different times. Generally for NIT calicut the spot round will begin from mid August . I would recommend you to hire a counsillor for yourself as counsillors can guide you through all the procedures and that way you wont

Dear student, as you have got the kottayam branch in the first round of counselling process, you may hardly move on to NIT andrapradesh and not more than that. It depends on the availability of seats after the first round counselling is over and even on the number of applicants