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Placements: Metallurgical and materials engineering is a very good branch. We get a lot of free time as the subject is mostly practical. In GATE 2020, our college ranked 41 from the metallurgical department.
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If you really want to excel in your field and want a good job then you should now go for a B.Tech course in civil engineering. After Diploma, you can get direct admission in the second year in any engineering college. It is generally direct admission or you might have to appear for an exam.
Best of Luck!
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You are not eligible as:
MCA eligibility is any graduate who has passed or appearing for the final year degree examination in any discipline (science, commerce, arts, engineering or any approved university) is eligible to apply.
Candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their 10+2 course or any one year of graduation. BCA qualified candidates can also pursue MCA.
So, I would suggest you to go for MBA course.
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Let me breakup the syllabus/ contents of these interrelated and confusing options.
Electrical engineering is all about learning to handle electrical machines like motors-DC, synchronous AC, asynchronous AC, etc., layout and design of the different types of electrical equipment and power systems used in the industry, control systems (even in electronics) used for automation and how they're used for designing advanced electrical and electronic systems, and if your college offers, a course on communication systems which would lay base to the vast telecommunications and network engineering topics.
Instrumentation engineering is a specia
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260 marks is very less for admission into medical colleges of India. For government medical colleges you need around 500 and for private colleges you need around 400.
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8 years agoScholar-Level 17
To get admission into IITs for B.Arch, you need to write JEE Mains Paper 1 & 2. Then you need to clear JEE Advanced and after that, you should clear AAT (Architecture Aptitude Test) to get into IITs for B.Arch.
You can get NITs only with JEE Mains paper-2.
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300+ marks are considered for admission for B.Arch in NITs. So, you should try in any private college.
You will definitely get admission in top private colleges.
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Great Placement: LPU has a good placement record for CSE students. Every year more than 500+ companies including national and multinational companies visit LPU for placement. A few of them are Microsoft, Amazon, Adobe, etc. In which they are placed. The maximum package availed for CSE is 42 LPA. PEP Classes- LPU provides placement classes to all the students from the very first year who opt for the placement. These classes help students for placements so that they can get selected in the pre-final year becau
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