Hello sir,

Thanks for reaching out!

If you want to do B.Ed after completing an engineering degree you may need the following documents:

• 10th and 12th Marksheets

• Engineering degree marksheet(all semesters)

• Transfer certificate(TC)

• The degree or provisional certificate

• ID proofs(Aadhar etc.)

• passport size photographs

• community/income certificate(if applicable)

• Entrance exam score(if required by the University)

check the official website of your University for specific requirements .

To explore more about B.ed course:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-ed-bachelor-of-education

If you scored low in NEET and CUET and DPSRU seats are filled, you still have options. Jamia Hamdard may still consider CUET scores depending on merit and category. You can also explore other reputed private universities offering BPT like Amity University, Sharda University, Manav Rachna, and D.Y. Patil. Many private institutions have management quota or conduct their own entrance exams. Keep checking their websites or call admissions for updates. As an OBC minority candidate, you may also benefit from reserved seats or scholarships if available.

Hello,

I can totally understand how frustrating it must be—especially when you’ve scored 75%, filled the ITI form correctly, and still didn’t get your name in the COPA trade list. You’re not alone; many students face this due to limited seats, high cut-offs, and errors in application verification.First, ensure that all your documents were uploaded and verified properly. Sometimes, small technical errors or missing documents can affect your application without notifying you clearly. Second, the COPA trade is high in demand, so competition is stiff, even with good marks.

Next year, consider applying to more than one ITI to increase your chances. Also, look into trades that have good career outcomes but less compition, like Electrician, Fitter, or Welder. Don’t give up technical education is valuable, and there are many routes forward.

Wishing you all the best!

Hello,

MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), particularly through its MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL), provides one of the top programs worldwide for Supply Chain Management (SCM) via its Master's in Supply Chain Management (SCM) program. It is well-respected for its scholarly distinction, robust industry collaborations, research-focused coursework, and international acclaim.

If you are talking about MIT-WPU (MIT World Peace University) located in Pune, it's essential to recognize that it is entirely distinct from MIT in the United States. For MIT-WPU, the MBA in Supply Chain Management is a good choice regarding curriculum and industry exposure in India, particularly if you're looking for a mid-tier business school with organized placement assistance.

Nonetheless, its standing, faculty, and ties to the industry do not match those of leading IIMs, XLRI, or global universities. It's beneficial for local prospects but might lack top-tier placements or international experience.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello

According to your query:

Yes, you can take a one-year break after B.Sc. Botany, and it's completely okay. Many students choose to pause for various reasons preparing for competitive exams, exploring career options, working on personal goals, or simply recharging. A well-planned gap year can help you gain clarity, confidence, and direction for your future studies or career.

Hi Sonu,

Once you’ve filled out the admission form online, the college or university usually updates the official website with the merit list or selection list.

To check if your name is on the list, search the name of the college on Google along with the merit list or admission list.You’ll usually find a PDF file or a login portal where you can enter your roll number or application number to check your status. Some colleges release the list in alphabetical order, so you can also search for your name directly.

If the list hasn’t been uploaded yet, wait a bit or call the college’s admission helpline for more details. Sometimes, updates are also sent via SMS or email.

Good luck,

Yes, you can do a polytechnic course from a private college after 10th.

Key Points:

10th pass required (with Math & Science)

Direct admission available in private colleges

No entrance needed in most private colleges

Courses: Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, CS, etc.

Good afternoon,

I suggest you to choose subject as per your interest, list down a brief info regarding subject stream

1. Arts/Humanities Stream (Highly Recommended)

If you're interested in subjects like current affairs, writing, public administration, etc., this is a great option.

Suggested Subjects:

Political Science

History

Geography

Sociology

Psychology

English

Economics

These subjects help in preparing for Tier I & II exams, which include:

Current Affairs

General Studies

Essay Writing

2. Commerce Stream

If you're good with logic, reasoning, and numbers.

Suggested Subjects:

Economics

Business Studies

Accountancy

English

Mathematics

You’ll gain useful skills for the Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning sections.

3. Science Stream

Choose this if you plan to keep career options open (e.g., ACIO, UPSC, SSC, Defence, etc.).

Suggested Subjects:

Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) or Mathematics (PCM)

Computer Science (optional but helpful)

English

Science is acceptable, and tech skills are valued in IB’s cyber and technical roles too.