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good afternoon ,here’s a curated list of AICTE-approved colleges in Punjab for engineering.

Top Engineering Colleges (AICTE Approved)

Punjab Engineering College (PEC)    Chandigarh    B.Tech in Aerospace, Electrical, VLSI

NIT Jalandhar    Jalandhar    B.Tech in CSE, Data Science, ECE

Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology    Patiala    BE in AI, CSE, ECE

Chandigarh University (UIE)    Chandigarh    BE/B.Tech in multiple streams

Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering & Technology (SLIET)    Sangrur    Integrated B.Tech + M.Tech

Amritsar Group of Colleges – Engineering & Management programs

Rayat Institute of Engineering & IT – Located in Rupnagar, offers AICTE-approved B.Tech programs

good afternoon ,here’s a roundup of the major paramedical job vacancies in 2025 across India,

RRB Paramedical Recruitment 2025

Total Vacancies: 434 posts announced by Railway Recruitment Board

Key Roles: Nursing Superintendent (272), Pharmacist (105), Lab Assistant, ECG Technician, Radiographer, Dialysis Technician

Eligibility: Varies by post—B.Sc Nursing, Diploma in Pharmacy, DMLT, etc.

Application Dates: 9 August to 8 September 2025

Selection Process: CBT, Document Verification, Medical Test

Other Government Sector Openings

BTSC Bihar: 5799 posts for Pharmacist & Dresser

Rajasthan RSSB: 13,398 posts including Nurse, CHO, Lab Technician

NHM Amravati: 166 paramedical posts

Indian Army CEE 2025: Sepoy Pharma, Nursing Assistant roles

AIIMS CRE 2025: 3,496 Group B & C paramedical posts across AIIMS centers

Hello Aspirant,

This usually occurs if the caste certificate was not correctly uploaded or if verification was not provided during the counseling process. In the event that you are from BC-D but your allotment letter shows OC, you need to report this as soon as possible to the AP EAPCET helpline or the admission office at your allotted college. You need to have the valid BC-D caste certificate and any other relevant documents to have the certificate corrected. It is imperative to do so early on as you are entitled to reservation benefits in fees and allocation of seat.

Hi Adrita!

Thank you for your question, it's an important question, especially if you are aiming for DU.

BA Economics is a highly competitive course at the University of Delhi. The cut-offs, based on CUET scores, are generally very high. Here's a rough breakdown based on previous years.

• Top colleges like :SRCC, St. Stephen’s, Hindu, Hansraj, LSR need  99.5–100 percentile.

• Mid-tier colleges such as Ramjas, Kirori Mal, Dyal Singh: 97–98.5 percentile.

• And lower-ranked colleges'  Cut-offs can go down to around 92–95 percentile.

These ranges can vary depending on:Your category (General, EWS, OBC, SC/ST), your subject combination in CUET and your college preference and location.

For more information on the BA Economics course at the University of Delhi,, you can check here:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/delhi-school-of-economics-university-of-delhi-delhi/ba-course

Also, consider applying to a mix of colleges and keep backup options ready at other universities. Wishing you all the best for your admissions!

Hi Umesh!

Thanks for your question. Yes, you can apply for M.Tech in colleges outside Jammu & Kashmir under the Kashmiri Migrant quota. Many AICTE-approved institutes and universities across states like Maharashtra, Delhi, Punjab, and Karnataka offer special quota seats for Kashmiri migrants. Since you’re planning to study in Pune, here’s what you should know. Colleges like COEP Technological University, VJTI Mumbai, and MIT-WPU do offer admissions under this quota but availability may vary each year depending on state-level DTE counselling.

You’ll need to apply through Maharashtra CAP and make sure you have all necessary documents like Kashmiri Migrant Certificate, Domicile, and relevant educational qualifications. During registration, select the option for Kashmiri Migrant and upload the required proofs. While each institute has its own intake under this quota it’s best to check the latest CAP brochure or contact individual colleges for M.Tech seat matrix updates. Admission is usually based on GATE score, but some colleges may also accept non-GATE candidates for vacant seats.

Hope this helps, and all the best for your M.Tech journey!

Hello Aspirant,

With both Bapatla Engineering College (BEC) and Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research (Vignan University) offering Computer Science Engineering (CSE) programs, the best choice depends on which factors matter to you:

1. Academics and Affordability: BEC has a structure and rigor in academic environment, on the other hand BEC is usually cheaper. This is a good call for those who want to undertake a focused engineering education in a cheap manner.
2. Infrastructure and Exposure: On the other side, Vignan University has modern infrastructure, a bigger campus, better facilities, better exposure in terms of workshops, global tie-ups and placement training. However, it comes with a higher price.
3. Placements: If you take placements into consideration, CSE in both are going to produce decent placements, however, Vignan University at a slight edge (may not be factually correct), as it is a private university and it has wider network.

If you are looking for better academic rigour as well as affordability, BEC is for you. If you are looking for a holistic campus experience with better infrastructure and exposure to industry , you can go for Vignan University.

Hello aspirant,

There are various online platforms which provides CUET Accountancy question paper of the year 2025. One of which is provided by careers360, the link of which I am attaching here,

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-2025-accountancy-question-paper-with-solutions

Best of luck for your preparation.

good afternoon, yes, BBOSE (Bihar Board of Open Schooling and Examination) is a recognized board under the Government of Bihar, and its 12th-grade certificate is generally valid for admission to engineering programs in private universities across India.

Recognition Status

BBOSE is officially recognized, so students are eligible to appear in entrance exams like JEE Main, CUET, or university-specific tests.

Most private universities like SRM, LPU, VIT, and Manipal accept students from recognized boards, including BBOSE.

Exceptions

Some private colleges may have internal policies or preferences for traditional boards (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards).

Always check the eligibility criteria on the university’s official website or contact their admission office directly.

Top B.Tech Colleges in Chennai (with fees & cutoffs):

1. College of Engineering, Guindy (Anna University)

   • Fee: 1.3–2.0 lakh (total)

   • TNEA Cutoff (CSE): 198–200/200

   • Admission: Based on 12th PCM marks (no entrance)

2. Madras Institute of Technology (MIT)

   • Fee: ~1.4 lakh

   • TNEA Cutoff (CSE): Rank within top 500

   • Admission: Through TNEA (12th marks)

3. SSN College of Engineering

   • Fee: ~2.0 lakh

   • TNEA Cutoff (CSE): 196–199.5

   • Few seats via entrance or management quota

4. SRM Institute of Science & Technology

   • Fee: 5–12 lakh (varies by branch)

   • JEE Main Cutoff (CSE): ~Up to 43,000 rank

   • Admission: JEE Main / SRMJEEE

5. IIITDM Kancheepuram

   • Fee: 7–9 lakh

   • JEE Main Cutoff: ~10,000–15,000 rank

   • Admission: JEE Main only

6. Saveetha Engineering College

   • Fee: 50,000 to 2.25 lakh per year

   • TNEA Cutoff: 8,000–20,000 rank

   • Admission: Based on 12th marks

Hello Akash,

Yes, candidates who are not allocated a seat in the first round of Delhi University (DU) admissions can reorder their preference list during the period allowed before round two. DU normally has a 'Preference Editing Window' after each round for candidates to reorder, add or subtract program college preferences.

However, this is only possible if not allocated a seat in the earlier round and your application is still valid.