See to have a good placement and good package you need to keep in mind that you must have a very good coding skills. You must be very proficient about the coding languages such as Python, C++ and C, JAVA, SQL. Focus more on the coding skills now and less on the theory. For most of the cases, you will have to sit for the IT companies. This are the languages which are the most preferred among the top IT companies. SO you should build a strong grasp about this subjects. Apart from this you must build your soft skills such as Mannerism, Speaking skills etc. For that you can use online resources to learn soft skills and speaking skills. There are numerous one. Also try to have good score in your semesters to be ahead in the competition. If you can do this then no one can stop you from getting the top packages.

For more tips regarding placement Interviews visit the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/10-tips-for-placement-interviews

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

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Hi Pranay,

First I would like to say its absolutely alright if you are not feeling confident enough as for now for your boards but just because you are having this feeling taking a leap through the entire year again shouldn't be in your mind right now as you have ample amount of time even if you start working towards it right this moment dedicatedly with full enthusiasm and I can assure you if you start from today itself you will come out of your exam with flying colors. Make sure you follow right strategy and do your work dedicatedly and you work under someone's guidance. Timely you also need to keep asking your doubts so as to make the concept more clear. You should also keep one day in the week for  revision as we know the syllabus is vast and to remember it till boards it will become volatile so we need to brush it up regularly. Stay positive and work towards your goal now. Its never too late to start.

Hope my answer helps.

Hello aspirant

A lmost every dental and medical college have rule like this, during admission time you will have to fill a bond paper or any other paper which will tell consequences of leaving college.

If you do so in middle of course you are wasting a seat on which another student could have studied,so because of this thing,most of the college will make you sign some bond paper.

Some college have rule,if you leave in between the course you will have to pay whole fee's of course means start to end year. Then only they will allow you to leave and return you original documents like your marksheet and other certificate and transfer certificate etc.

So before getting admission in any college you should carefully enquiry and know about this thing. It's change college to college so better ask there itself.

After getting admission also,you will eligible for counseling for state quota and AIQ counseling and can appear in NEET exam.

You can use NEET UG college predictor tool for knowing chances of getting MBBS BDS ayush colleges at your expected marks.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hope this information helps you

All the best

Hello,

There's no point dragging yourself to like a course and continue in it because it won't give you any mental peace. So, if you want to drop out then it will be a good choice.

Also before deciding if you are going to take CS or not, you should also think that are you interested in it a lot, or is it just because everyone is doing it. Don't do anything out of peer pressure. So, it's totally your call. And if you do CS remember there is job opportunities, YES, but you have to got to work very hard.

So, all the best in whatever you decide. But if you are not interested in something you should probably change your course of action. Thank you and have a good day.

Hey Dulak!

You can get yourself enrolled in University of Delhi for undergraduate course of BSC (Hons.) Mathematics. There is no prescribed upper age limit set at the University of Delhi (DU). BSC.(Hons.) Mathematics from Delhi University is a bachelor's degree course. This course provides in-depth understanding of geometry, Trigonometry, calcilus, and numerous other mathematical topics. The eligibility requirement for this course is a total of at least 60% in one language from List A1, Mathematics, and two subjects from List B.

Other than Delhi University (DU), JNU is another famous university which has not set up any upper age limit for admission. Other than these, there are several private universities which provide mathematics courses. Once you complete the bachelor's programme, you can further enrol in postgraduate studies.

See there are no such rules that the parents need to be a graduate to make there child eligible for graduation. If you get a chance in any college for BBA then you will get admission on your own merit and if you perform well in the course and if you pass all the examination then you will get the degree. There are no links there between your fathers dropout and your graduation.

To know more about BBA visit the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bba-bachelor-of-business-administration

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Same situation for me. Can you tell me what documents needed for rejoining college . Full process

Hello Rocky D

hope you are doing fine and great . As per your query , I would like to inform you that if you are planning to exit from a course suppose btech and start another course ,then you dont have need to pay fees of remaining years you can easily do that . But if you are planning to change the college and take admission in some other college in 2nd year,then you will need a NOC(no objection certificate) which is only provided to you if will pay the remaining years fee

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hello,

Yes, you are eligible to get scholarship for BCA course provided you must belong to SC/ST category with parental annual income less than Rs. 2,00,000 or BC/EBC/Minority living in rural areas with parental annual income less than Rs. 1,50,000 or BC/EBC/Minority living in rural areas with parental annual income less than Rs. 2,00,000. You must take admission in regular course and maintain minimum 75% attendance in each semester or year.

Hello,

I would say that surely you can get admission in engineering colleges but for getting admission you have to first attempt any of the the state level entrance exam like CET or an national level entrance exam like JEE and as you are dropout student so it makes you little difficult, but for sure you can give the exam of JEE as from past two year they removed the 75% criteria so a lot of students are going for a second chance but for the state level exam i think this criteria is still there so there might you will not be eligible.

Thank you..