Hello aspirant 

Yes, students after 12th class can give Kvpy exam under SX stream, but it is must that they have secured at least 75% in 12th boards with science stream. And, they are pursuing b.sc.in the exam year. For further information go thorough this link

http://kvpy.iisc.ernet.in/main/eligibility.htm

Good Luck. 

Hi Nitin!  The Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a prestigious national level fellowship program started by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India in 1999. It is run by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore. The examination is usually conducted in the month of November

Hi Nithish ,

As you are a PCBM student in your 10+2 then you have good career  and  further studies options.

You can either go for engineering; for medicals; for b .ed(teaching); for researche by doing masters and phd; for commerce fiels too like accounting;etc.

Ultimately each field provides you

Also in computer science, there is better scope because the world is ruled by computers now . If you have skills related to the field definitely you will be more valued .

For maths again there is research scope , more outside india.

BE CSE . Explain in detail. Also mention how can one increase interest in CS having no knowledge till 12th. Kindly explain in detail.Also Is interest is CS really needed to study CSE? Kindly answer regarding my query.

Hi Nithish,

Taking a year's drop after 12th is just like taking risk. In this you directly have 50%chances of profits and rest 50% of loss.

But this profit or loss %age can be altered by anyone's passion and hardwork towards their goal.

So, as you had taken drop for

Hello Nithish !!

Yes , a student with maths along with science stream is eligible for studying CSE.

This is one of the best courses these days . With digitalisation and every company going into the digital world , the placement scenario is really good for a CSE student with

Hello

You have to justify why was there a gap of 2 years when you face an interview during placements. If you can justify with conviction and proper reasoning, they should not be any problem. However, having a 2-year gap between your class XII and engineering will not act in

Hello Nitish !!

It is completely your decision whether to take a drop or not. Many students who are determined for a certain degree have been seen taking drop 3-4 times and then getting their dream course . But this is not true with everyone. If you have options that