I am studying mechanical engineering but want to pursue CSE. Should I try for CSE placements through intra college exams or via GATE?

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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar | Scholar-Level 18

3 years ago

Hello Anurup Roy, frankly speaking Bachelor of engineering in mechanical engineering stream is also one of the best that you are doing. Of course the emploibility of those with background of CSE is always better in the current scenario of the industry and the business. My opinion or suggestion would

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