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At this score, it is very difficult to get this college. Try for colleges like Modern, MIT and D Y Patil which are also good in that area.

Hello dear,lnct Bhopal is one of the best engineering college in Bhopal. Through it's infrastructure and placement opportunities, it is most popular college in Bhopal. And here, lot more things are better than JSS Noida.

C for sure, irrespective of the department and university. You may want to learn Python for your projects. Learning MATLAB scripts will also be helpful. Check your university syllabus to know more.

This kind of information is generally not shared online.

It is not mandatory to learn programming languages before joining engineering. But it will definitely help you if you learn them before joining the course. I will suggest you to learn C and C+. As you go further in your course you will learn other languages. Hope this will help you. You can ask if you have any queries in comments.

No, as the admissions in NSEC are through JOSAA counselling and you don't stand eligible for it as you have not given JEE Mains. You should now left to go for private universities having their own entrance exams.

You can get top private colleges like ABESEC, KIET, RKGIT and IMS.

No, the School of Distance Education, Bharati Vidyapeeth University does not offer B.Com in external mode. The university only offers B.Com in regular mode.

An information systems diploma teaches students through courses like computer networking, desktop publishing, spreadsheets, and software development.

Hi Jughead,
You must know that in any competitive exam there are a set of processes that must be followed:
a. Exam
B. Result
C. Cut-off and merit list
D. Counselling
E. Admission.

For admission in polytechnic, the general documents a technical board demands:
-Class 10th DMC
-Rank of Diploma Entrance test
-ID proof
-Gap year certificate (if any)
-Medical Certificate from CMO
-State Residence certificate
-Character cum migration certificate

None of the NITs or IITs offer mechatronics at the undergraduate level - not for the 4-year course and also not in the integrated or dual degree courses. Actually, Manipal offers mechatronics, SRM also offers it, so you could consider private or deemed universities if you are very keen on doing mechatronics at the undergraduate level.

Yes, you can choose the university. It is recognised by NCTE.

The definition of better varies from person to person and is influenced by personal inclinations and ones strength for e.g. some people might go with a regular stream like CS mechanical, electronics and some might go with not so common branches like robotics, petroleum and mining. Opt for the engineering branch that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion.

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Definitely. The reasons are stated in the questions that you have asked before.

Hi,
I suggest you to complete 12th Board with good marks with little more dedication. It is a basic need to qualify for Defence Exams. Just try learning what are the weak points your not able to cope it up in the subject and focus on it. Your dreams are just way apart do your best to accomplish it. All the very best.

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