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Hello nirmal Giri, it's quite an interesting query that you are asking. As a matter of fact I will say that all the branches of engineering are good for studies and also get job. Of course presently Computer sciences engineering is the branch that is in the LimeLight sense more chances for more placements are available in this branch. However it is not to say that students from other branches do not placed. With India's progress in the economic field I am sure that four years from now all the branches will be required by the industry to fulfill their demands of manpower. Hence I feel that you should choose the branch that you like the best since in this condition the study will be very easy to do and will not feel like burden on you. Best wishes to you.

Congratulations on your rank in Andhra Pradesh Lawcet! Admission to Andhra University (AU) for the law programme will depend on several factors such as the availability of seats, the number of candidates who have applied, and the cut-off ranks for admission. However, based on your rank of 1304, you may have a good chance of getting admission to Andhra University for the law programme. It is recommended that you check the official website of Andhra University for the previous year's cut-off ranks for the law programme. This will give you an idea of the expected cut-off rank for this year's admission. Additionally, you can also check the counseling schedule and other important details on the official website. You can also contact the admission cell or counseling center of Andhra University for more information about the admission process and the availability of seats. They can guide you on the further process and help you make an informed decision. It is important to note that admission to Andhra University for the law programme is competitive, and you should consider other colleges and universities as well. You should apply to multiple colleges and universities to increase your chances of getting admission. Good luck!

Hello Roy Lenka, civil engineering is like any other branch of engineering and hence the requirements are same get admission as in any other branch of engineering. Normally speaking student needs to complete his 12th standard examination and then appear for the entrance examination that your state has specified for admissions to different colleges in state. You can also think of appearing for JEE Mains or advanced for getting admission in NIT or IIT. In this case you need to score at least 75% marks in your 12th board. Then you can appear for entrance exams that are conducted by many deemed-to-be universities across the country which offer this branch of studies. Best wishes to you.

Yes, a medical student can choose to pursue a career as an Indian Administrative Service IAS or Indian Police Service (IPS) officer instead of practicing medicine. The IAS and IPS are two of the most sought-after career options in India that offer a wide range of opportunities to serve the country and its people. To become an IAS or IPS officer, candidates need to qualify for the Civil Services Examination (CSE) conducted by the Union Public Service Commission UPSC of India. The CSE is a three-stage examination that consists of a Preliminary examination, Main examination, and a Personality Test (Interview). To appear for the CSE, candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university. Therefore, medical students who have completed their undergraduate studies in medicine can also appear for the CSE and pursue a career in the civil services. However, it is important to note that becoming an IAS or IPS officer requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and preparation. Candidates need to clear the CSE with a high rank to be eligible for the post. Additionally, medical students may also opt for a medical-related career in the civil services, such as serving in the Indian Medical Service (IMS) or the Central Health Services (CHS). .