B.Sc Electronics

Hi Rahul,
You will need to appear for the entrance exam conducted by Gauhati University.
Follow the Merit Screening as the admission is based on the score obtained in University Entrance Test and Graduation.
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Entrance Test
Eligible candidates need to appear for the entrance exam conducted by Gauhati University.
Merit Screening
Admission is based on the score obtained in University Entrance Test and Graduation.

Bankura University, Bhairab Ganguly College, Dinabandhu Andrews College, Garhbeta College, etc. are few colleges in West Bengal.

Some of the best courses are PPE, NIIT Accenture, Tracxn, Electronics and Embedded Developer, etc. It depends on your interest which course you do. Basically, all courses are important.

The fee structure of B.Sc Electronics is Rs. 39,000 and including the hostel charges, it will be a thousand rupees more.

Here are the best colleges:
Hans Raj College - [HRC], New Delhi
Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi
Hindu College, New Delhi.

Sure. You can do petroleum management after B.Sc. PDPU-Gandhinagar is one of the best options for MBA in Petroleum Management. For admission to a good management college, you need to crack CAT/XAT exam.

Both have different scopes. But in my opinion you should opt for B.Tech. B.Tech is a professional degree. Jobs are more on the basis of B.Tech. Many colleges offer this course. Admission is mainly based on entrance exam.

Yes, you can do B.Sc. Electronics, but u need to show all your certificates. My option for you is Francis. We find electronics very easy and there s good teaching faculty all this is with my own experience in Electronics.

You can go for ITI apprenticeship else after ITI you can go for diploma as a lateral entry in a good college as well. Some information about apprenticeship that an apprenticeship programs include on-job-training accompanied by studies as well. As you have completed ITI, do not be confused with an internship. Unlike internships, apprenticeships are for the longer term, pay is high and you get a job after it. So its more like Job with salary and you get to work.

Yes, you will get a seat, but you need to have all your certificates.