dear aspirant 

in this mattter you should report this problem to the barc authorities as there is no fixed time of declaration of results in engg. colleges , some colleges declare it earlier and some take some time so it is purely dynamic and you should forward your case the authorities in concern

good luck !

Hello Harsh,

No need to worry about that if you have alotted a seat in a college which you dont like in the first round then are left with 2 options,You can either cancel you seat by selecting reject option(or any other similar options) or you can select float option to keep that seat as a last choice and move forward. by selecting any of the options among the 2  you can move forward in round 2.you can always move to further rounds until you select freeze option.

hope this may help you.

Hey Kashif,

The De-Centralized counselling for admission into Degree level Engineering & Technology courses in the eight Govt. Colleges of West Bengal if the seats remaining vacant after three rounds of e-counselling in 2019. 

The De-Centralized counseling mainly held on the mid of August that is on the second week. The date may change due to counseling started this year was a bit late. 

To check out the official date please visit to the official site. Keep an eye on the left side of the notice board. They will release the date very soon. 

Hope that helps

all the best

Hello Manish,

Since you mentioned only one constraint i.e. of fee, I consider you are OK with some average colleges as well.

Therefore, there are several new set up colleges in the Delhi NCR region such as in Ghaziabad, region and Noida region which are under construction or are quite new, therefore you may consider those as they don't charge any fees due to their low reputation. Some of the colleges are:

• JSS Academy of Technical Education, Noida-1.2L per year
• Priyadarshini College of Computer Sciences, Noida-75K per year
• Amity Institute of Food Technology, Noida-1.7L per year
• Amity Institute of Biotechnology, Noida-1.05L per year
• Indraprastha Academy of Science & Engineering, Noida-10K per year
• Sarvottam Institute of Technology and Management, Noida-92K per year
• Mahatma Gandhi Mission College of Engineering & Technology-64K per year
• RV College of Engineering, Bangalore-3.04L
• MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Banglore-2.8L
• MVJ College of Engineering, Banglore-1.19L per yearBMSCE College of Engineering, Banglore-88K per year
• Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Banglore-2,80,000

All these are not the latest data, visit the respective college website to know the exact fee structure.

Hope this helps 

Regards

Hi,

For B.Tech Courses, the first year syllabus is usually same for all branches(except some branches like agriculture).

Here, I am providing a link for 1st year syllabus for 1st and 2nd semester for the year 2018-19. You can get a decent idea from it as the syllabus for 1st year is usually same-> https://aktu.ac.in/pdf/syllabus/Syllabus1819/allnew/AICTE%20Syllabus%202018-19%20-Common.pdf

hope this helps

No dear you will not loose any seat if you participate in another round.There is no rule regarding that.You can participate in DTE counselling as you want.There is no restriction.But,you will have to withdraw the seat when a new seat is alloted to you.You should have only one seat to start your engineering.

Hope this helps.Feel free to ask.

Hello,

Its preffered that you first concentrate on your btech degree onlu and the better you score in your degree, the more chances you will have to join isro as you have to give exams for that and after that shortlisted cand. Will go for interview so during interview your marks will be seen and impression will be created which type of student you had been in past years.

Or you can choose your engineering branch according to the needs of isro which is- 

If you want to join ISRO, then best branch in B.Tech to enter ISRO would be Aeronautical/Aerospace/Avionics Engineering or Engineering Physics.After B.Tech Engineering Physics, you can do Master of Science in Astrophysics and Astronomy or Cosmology. You may also try to join ISRO. If for some reason you are not successful, you must continue with Ph.D and try again.

Basically the eligibility criteria for isro is BE/B.Tech or equivalent qualification in first class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks (average of all semesters for which results are available) or CGPA 6.84 on a ten scale. 

So, whatevet you subjects you take in btech, you should mantain your cgpa and rather avoid many studies at one timr and instead focus in present.

For more details about isro, refer to-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/isro-recruitment

Good luck