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Hi Aspirant,

Reservation of seats is a scheme implemented inorder to help the students of poor and rural backgrounds as well as physically handicapped to attain the same education as everybody else.

For IITD,

The reservation is as follows:

1) 15% seats are reserved for SC and 7.5% for ST students.

2) 27% seats are reserved for Non-Creamy layer OBC candidates. All candidates applying for admission under this category should produce the OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) Certificate applicable for OBC.

3) 05% seats in the respective categories are reserved for the physically handicapped persons in the Postgraduate courses and Ph.D. Programmes.

4) 05% seats arereservedfor EWS (Economically Weaker Section) candidates (for the academic year 2019-20).

For NSIT and DTU,

1) 85% seats are reserved for Delhi region students and 15% for students outside Delhi.

2) 15% seats are for SC and 7.5% seats are for ST whereas 27% is for OBC.

3) 5% for the children and widows of war personnel killed or dissabled during service.

4) 1 seat for Kashmiri Migrant.

5) 1 seat for state board topper.

6) 1 seat for single girl child.

7) 3% of seats for the physically handicapped.

Thank You.

Hi Rajkumar,

That differs from college to college but im the eyes of the law, the student is not meant to be discriminated based on his/her caste, religion, sex etc.

As per the Karnataka Educational Act 1983, Ragging is an offense. No person can create discrimination based on caste, sex, religion etc. Every college in India follows these anti-ragging policies so as to fight back against violence among students and peers. It is implemented to prevent violence and allow the student to be free from discrimination.

However, if you are aware of such crimes, you can always complain to your college anti-ragging committees and also the police of your locality as it is a crime.

hi,

to get admission in Delhi technical university you need to have 60% or more marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. however by calculating your pcm score is 57 percentage. as five percentage of relaxing criteria is available so you are eligible to apply.

follow the below link to know more details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jac-delhi-eligibility-criteria

Hello jay !!Can you please mention the name of the college ,so that i can provide you the details and eligibility criteria for that college you are enquiring about.Thank you !!

Hey there

IIIT Hyderabad is undoubtedly one of the best institute in India if you'll see it's labs and equipment you'll find that they are world class and the most important thing is that the college changes its whole academics as per the market demand and so sooner it will be in India's no 1 college in cse. DTU is also very good but when compared with iiit then DTU can't win even in placements.

Good luck

Hi pravathi,  Good morning,  as a CSE graduate you have tremendous options in future, As most of the jobs in India is available in IT sector. And As we all know that India is stepping toward digitalis world, there are many upcoming technology are there,  where you can make your career. As per the your interest you can work in any field,  like database management,  embedded systems,  networking, software development,  gaming, web designing etc.  Depending on the field salary may differ.

But the average salary for the fresher is near about 2-3 LPA  Is paid.

as ECE engineer you can also go for the IT industry.

I hope it will help you more.

thanks.

Dear Aspirant,

If you are applying for any university which is taking admissions through National level test, then they'll only consider the national(Central) OBC certificate for eligible OBC candidates. It does not matter if the university is in your state or not.

So if you are applying for such test like JEE, GATE, then make sure you have a national OBC certificate.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Dear Aspirant,

For every college which take admissions with the JEE main JoSAA counseling, that is, a pan India counseling. If you're allotted a college under JoSAA then you have to produce a central OBC certificate. So basically all the national level admissions will require you to have a central OBC certificate otherwise you'll only be eligible for a open(general) seat.

However, there are certain colleges which are under state government, in such colleges you can certainly take admissions through your state certificate.

Hope this helps.