It's a Question of your Career!

Hello Aspirant,

Both Mechanical Engineering in IIITDM Kancheepuram and Chemical Engineering in NIT Trichy have their own strengths and weaknesses; they are both good options (yes, I know this is a cliché). Which is the better choice for you to take will ultimately depend on your interests and future ambitions.

You should take Mechanical in IIITDM Kancheepuram if:

1. You are specifically interested in design, manufacturing, robotics or mechatronics, etc.
2. You prefer a design-based curriculum that also allows for some of your own interdisciplinary work from parallel fields such as electronics and computer science.
3. You plan on doing higher studies in mechanical/design-related fields or, you are going for a role in technology where you want to apply skill learning across multiple domains.

You should take Chemical in NIT Trichy if:

1. You are really interested in core chemical processes, research, or looking for a career in critical industries like oil, gas, pharmacy, materials.
2. You think NIT Trichy may have better connections from the alumni network, better placements or recruitment, or possibly better facilities and building resources.
3. You seek public sector jobs, core chemical R & D jobs, or want to study abroad before you apply for your first job in core chemical disciplines.

Hello

Counselling registration started on June 27, 2025.

Complete all steps—choice filling, allotment, verification—mid-to-late July.

Final admission takes place after document submission and fee payment.

Note : there is no direct admission you have to qualified JEECUP 2025 and Register online for counselling on the official JEECUP portal.

The expected result date in 2025 is 23 July 2025 for undergraduate and postgraduate programs and 26 August 2025 for the PhD program.

Yes, there is a possibility for the PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) course in 2025. Many colleges and institutes in India offer PGDM programs every year and this year also PGDM is available . PGDM is a good option for students who want to make a career in management, business, marketing, finance, or HR. Also, All India Council for Technical Education approves PGDM courses, so students must make sure the college is approved by it.

Hello

B.A. Admission 2025

CUET-UG based universities (like DU, BHU):

Apply: March–April 2025

Exam: May–June 2025

Admission: July–August 2025

State & Private Universities:

Apply: April–July 2025 (varies by state)

Classes start: July–August 2025

hope this helps you .

Lateral entry students in India have to pay 32,000 to 80,000 rupees per year for their hostel and college fee.

Hello

With a NEET score of 129, your chances for MBBS/BDS admission in government colleges are extremely limited, even under reserved categories.

General (UR)Not eligible – Cutoff for unreserved category was around 137 in 2024.

SC/ST/OBCBarely qualified – SC/ST cutoff in 2024 was around 107.

EWS/OBC (non-creamy)Not sufficient for govt MBBS/BDS – even in mop-up rounds.If you belong to SC/ST, you've cleared the NEET qualifying mark, but chances in government colleges are very low unless you qualify under a special state quota or remote region

If we talk about karnataka Government MBBS (State Quota)Not possible

All India Quota MBBSNot possible

Private MBBS (Management/NRI quota)Possible (very costly)

AYUSH (Private)Possible

Paramedical / Nursing / Allied HealthLikely

Hello

Here’s B.Sc. Agriculture colleges

Eligibility :

12th with PCM/PCB/Agriculture

Minimum 50% (General category)

Top Government Colleges :

IARI, Delhi – CUET-UG (ICAR)

GBPUAT, Pantnagar

TNAU, Coimbatore

PAU, Ludhiana

UAS, Bangalore/Dharwad –  KCET

ANGRAU, AP –  AP EAPCET

Top Private Colleges :

Amity University

LPU, Punjab

VIT, Vellore

Sharda University

SRM University

Entrance Exams :

CUET-UG (ICAR)

KCET, AP EAPCET, OUAT, WBJEE

Direct Admission (private)

Fees :

Government: Rs5,000 – Rs30,000/year

Private: Rs70,000 – Rs2,00,000/year

hope this helps you .

No, you can't get direct admission to Regional College of Paramedical and Health Science. You need to follow the college admission process to get admission, and admission process is fully merit-based.

Hello Aspirant,

No, it is not limited to IITs. Round 6 is the final round for seat allotment across the whole JoSAA ecosystem which includes IITs, NITs, IIITs, and Other-GFTIs.

For IITs, it is the final round - those taking a seat in this round get no further opportunity to make changes. For the NIT+ system (which is NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs), Round 6 is the final allocation round. These are the last allocated seats at this new tier, Round 6 marks the end of the entire counselling scheme.