Yes you can a job in Intel. But for that you will have to learn various Software's. I will list down those names down below, but before that let me name few topics from your Electronics Background.

Brush up your Digital Electronics, Verilog, Basics of Electronics, Modulation and little bit

hey

Yes there are chances for an SC candidate with 76% because of reservation their cutoff is quite low . To get an approximate idea of your college you can check careers360 college predictor tool https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

or you cab check previous year cutoff of DU university at

http://du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=previous-cut-offs

ALL THE

Hey Jasmeeet

Till now no confirmation have arrived from Haryana government regarding the conduct of College examinations. University Grant Commission (UGC) have advised colleges to promote students without exams on the basis of internal marks (For intermediate year students) but no confirmation have arrived from the state authority except some

Dear Sachin,

Thank you for your Query. You can apply for NEE PG if you have completed your UG and of you are NEET qualified.

All the best

Hello Tharun sri!!

Hearty congratulations for your hsc results! You have scored well. Coming to your question, you can get CSE course in tamilnadu engineering colleges through tnea counselling. But with this cut-off you can't get into top engineering colleges. But you can try for other best colleges in Tamilnadu.

Hi,

There are 2 streams of admission through which Sastra University conduct their admission process.

Stream 1 (70% of seats) : They consider both your JEE Mains as well as your 12th Class marks. JEE Mains has 25% weightage and the remaining 75% is for your 12th class percentage.

Stream

If you can get top IIM's or even IIM L or Kozikode then you are not "less" talented. You just have to maintain your cgpa and the exta curricular activities.

Placements in top IIM's doesn't depend upon only one aspects. In fact it covers all your previous records. I am

Hi

Yes, after the completion of your BSc you can definitely write UPSC examination , this is because to be eligible for UPSC or the IAS examination there is no compulsion to be a graduate in a particular subject, all you need to be eligible is that you should be