Engineering Eligibility

Nowadays Maths is not mandatory for eligibility criteria for admission. Courses that are math are not mandatory like fashion technology, biotechnology, and food technology.

Hello! Mayur Panchal, I am afraid that I could not locate the institute that you are talking about. If you can give your location, it would help. Generally speaking, Diploma holders are authorised for lateral admission mode for direct second year of 4 year degree course. You can get details of this on the website of the directorate of technical education of your state. Best wishes to you.

Hi Prasanthi, First sit on the counseling round then choose the best out of them.

I will suggest you to do a course in CSE with specialisation in Machine learning. This course is very demanding and needs heavy Maths like Statistics and Probability. Hope my suggestion helped you. All the best for your future.

Hii Sukruth, Definitely yes, Velammal Engineering college is best to pursue mechanical engineering.

Hello Kaustubh, Tap on the below link to know about all the information regarding Aerospace Engineering in India, https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-in-aerospace-engineering-colleges-india.

Hi, Vikash
See Minimum Percentage Required in Some Colleges except NIT and IIT is 45%, So you can join them and do your B.Tech, Refer to this Page and don't feel Demotivated
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If you want to pursue engineering then you can. Look for the colleges which give entrance-based admission. Look for some good private universities.

Hii Vaishali, It totally depends on the college.

Hi Hima Bindu, The admission test is available on the official site of the college in which you are taking admission. So please check on the regular basis to know the update.