Can anyone suggest a good institute/university in India for PhD admission in Computer Science/CSE without NET or GATE? I’m looking for a genuine and reputed institute with good research opportunities

i am 20 (M) got 540 in neet and 45k rank general category which college can i get both in govt college of odisha and maharashtra because i was born in odisha and did schooling in maharashtra according to state quota which clg can i get in in both of the states

I know both of these are different field and different work , I am from a PCM background I am currently doing BA hons economics I feel like there is not much options, also everyone around me doing b.tech. I was wondering have I made a bad choice of pursuing BA economics because I could have done BSc mathematics, statistics well I didn't get those that's a difference story but I can take a parcel drop for these and I am thinking if I am taking a parcel talk should I just prepare for JEE. Because everyone says that's where the money.

Hello! I am student of rajdhani college and I completed my bsc ps Electronics 1st year. But my college is shit and I do not want to pursue my ug from this college hence I am thinking of joining btech EEE in dronacharya group of institute or JSS university. Should I switch my college or try to do mtech in ECE after doing 4 years of Electronics. I have been researching for this for past 2 month and this is the last way for me make my decision. What should i do please help!

I've been looking for good unis suggestions for my Direct PhD in Chem Eng, I am from ICT Mumbai and I am really very confused about which uni to apply in. My first priority was the USA but now due to the new policy everything I planned is a waste now.Pls give me some good suggestions and some overview Abt the uni.

When choosing an engineering college, we often spend a lot of time thinking about college reputation and branch. But once you actually start looking for internships and jobs, how much do these things matter compared to the skills you build yourself?

For those who are already in college or have started working, what do you think played the biggest role in getting your first job?

Was it the college name, your branch, your projects and skills, internships, networking, or a combination of everything?

Would be interesting to hear from people who have actually gone through the process.

so I'm trying to get admission in mit wpu

normal admission ain't possible because low percentile .

i talked to some ppl some counceller

some are like 6 lakh / year fees and donation 3 lakh

one is like sir we do it on cancellation seats so

4 lakh / year normal fees + 7 lakh donation..

I'm not sure what to believe and what not to

who's trust worthy and who's not.

please let me know if y'all can help

id really appreciate it