Quick guide to study in India

Hi,

With 95% in boards and interest in brain research, you have good options apart from MBBS too.

If you want to become a doctor:
• MBBS → Neurology / Psychiatry later

If you are more interested in research and neuroscience:
• B.Sc Neuroscience
• Biotechnology
• Cognitive Science
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Hello Dear Student,

Yes, you can pursue an M.Sc in Mathematics after a B.Sc in Physics in India, but eligibility depends on the university. Most universities require that you studied Mathematics during your bachelor’s degree for a certain number of semesters or credits.

Many universities accept candidates from allied disciplines

Hello Dear Student,

With 51% in HSC PCM , you are eligible for B.Sc Environmental Science in many private universities and affiliated colleges because most of them require around 45–50% minimum marks.

Some good options include:

• Amity University
• Dr DY Patil University
• NIMS University

These colleges usually offer:

• merit-based admission,

Hi,

With 51% in PCMB from Maharashtra Board, you can still get admission in B.Sc/B.Sc (Hons.) Environmental Science in many private and some state universities. Top colleges with very high cutoffs may be difficult, but you still have good options.

Some good colleges/universities are:
• Fergusson College, Pune
• Central

Hi,

With 89.5 percentile and OBC category, top South Indian NITs like National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli or National Institute of Technology Warangal for Mechanical are honestly very difficult.

But he still has decent chances in newer NITs like National Institute of Technology Puducherry and possibly National Institute of Technology

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Hi,

Yes, it is definitely possible to get a good-paying job in Canada with your profile, but realistically you would usually start with entry-level roles first and grow from there.

With a BBA + 7 IELTS bands + a 2-year post-baccalaureate diploma, your profile is decent for Canada. A 2-year

Hello Dear Student,

After completing a B.Sc in Cardiac Care Technology , pursuing higher specialization is a very good option for better salary and career growth.

Some top postgraduate options are:

• M.Sc Cardiac Perfusion Technology
  Focuses on operating heart-lung machines during cardiac surgeries and is one of the highest-paying specializations

Hi,

Among your options, I’d personally suggest:

• VIT Vellore ECE → Best overall exposure, placements, and flexibility
• MAIT ECE → Good option if budget/location matters
• Maharashtra CAP → Only worth it if you get top colleges like COEP/VJTI/PICT

For branches, my recommendation would be:
ECE > EEE

Hi,

Yes, some of the top state government B.Tech colleges in North India include:

• Netaji Subhas University of Technology
• Harcourt Butler Technical University
• Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology

Other very strong options are:
• Delhi Technological University
• Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for