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It depends on what do you want to do. Civil Engineering is a really broad term. If what you are referring is site engineering, then most likely you would not be need any programming language. Just a basic excel and maybe a little knowledge on Autocad would be enough
But if you intend to specialize say on hydrostructures and you will have to work with some set of problems that cannot be solved analytically. Then you would need an alternative method like FEM. That is where your need starts. This situation is valid for geotechs earthquake engineers and structure guys etc. So, in most cases, yes it is a must. In some other cases, it is optional. What I would suggest is do not SEE it as a necessity. Try to understand it. You should know at least one programming language. You would not believe how handy they can be even in cases you do not have to.

Admission to the B.Sc. Nursing course at nursing colleges is completed in three ways:
On a merit basis: Some colleges offer admission on the basis of merit based on class 12th scores, therefore admissions are usually completed by the end of September. In certain cases, you may still get admission for the 2022–23 academic session, like admission for B.Sc. Nursing at Parul University, which is under process until October 15th. On the basis of an entrance exam: Some nursing colleges and hospitals conduct their own exams for admission to nursing. Therefore, dates vary from college to college. For instance, the entrance examination for AIIMS B.Sc. (Hons. ). Nursing is over and the seat allotment process for admission is underway. Admission based on NEET scores: Some colleges, such as BHU, offer admission based on NEET scores. Admission through this is yet to begin, as it will be done through NEET counseling, which is expected by the end of October.

First and foremost, your primary goal should be the AILET exam, and mocks should be used solely for learning purposes. You can follow the following tips to improve your score:
1. Analyze areas where you're scoring less frequently.
2. Review the topics in which you scored lower on a regular basis.
3. Divide your study time in half: 60% should be spent practicing and revising weak topics, and 40% should be spent maintaining strong areas.
4. Give each section dedicated, fixed time to ensure that you are allocating equal time to all sections.
5. You may give more time to sections that are taking a lot of time after completing the ones you know. For example, if you are taking a lot of time in comprehension, you can save the last few minutes for this section and solve other sections first. There is no ideal score, but try to maintain a consistent overall score above 80 in mocks to stay confident for the real exam. Try to score above 25 marks in the English section and above 50 in logical reasoning, as this section can be strengthened with practice. You should not be concerned because General Knowledge is a dynamic section; instead, try to answer 50 percent of the questions correctly in this section to avoid negative marking. You just have to regularly revise and practice, keeping the syllabus in mind, and you can sail through this exam.
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BUT what if u could not make it to iits or nits
Well no worries, In fact MAHARASHTRA has best government and private engineering colleges in india
U need to give MH-CET exam and with that depending on your rank you can choose following colleges
With respect to CS branch I am giving list of top colleges :
1. PICT PUNE
If u are getting CS branch in it then just go for it
A SEMI GOV. COLLEGE and probably top most in Pune currently.
2. COEP PUNE
The howgwarts of Pune. The oldest and still one of the best in Pune
U need to score really good in MH-CET to grab CS seat in this college. If you really want IIT type college but you failed to get into IIT then u should target this one.
3. VJTI Mumbai
The third best college from CET that u can get. Aim for it.
4. VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, PUNE
third best in Pune, a good college
AND THATS ALL I KNOW
Go. Try to grab one of them, they are best in MAHARASHTRA.

The Symbiosis Law Admission Test SLAT is conducted for admission to four law schools at Symbiosis University. This exam is known to be a comparatively easier version of CLAT. Therefore, a focused study of at least 3 months is sufficient to clear this entrance exam. You can follow these preparation tips to clear SLAT in your first attempt:
1. Prepare important topics, like legal aptitude, in depth.
2. Try to solve as many practice questions for such topics as legal scenarios, logical reasoning questions, and grammar.
3. Focus on reading comprehension to improve reading speed to have an edge in this section, which is easily scoreable.
4. For general awareness-level questions, Current Affairs and basic GK preparation will suffice.
5. Focus on weak areas, but prepare for all topics holistically.
6. Mock exams should be practiced and revised in order to develop the habit of solving in a real-life exam scenario.
7. Do focus on articles in the news that will help you not just in the test but also in the further admission process, like the Personal Interview.

There are two ways to be a pilot: a private pilot and a defense pilot. Therefore, first you will have to decide what kind of pilot you want to be—a commercial pilot, a fighter pilot, or an airline pilot. Now you will need to ensure you meet the minimum eligibility criteria, which is: (A) You are 17 years old. (B) You had math and Physics at class 12th level. Depending on where you apply, you may also require medical clearance from the appropriate authorities. If you meet the eligibility requirements, you have two options:
Either take the NDA after the 12th or the AFCAT exam after completing graduation to get an opportunity to be a pilot in the Indian Air Force. Or, apply to get enrolled in a flying school to gain a commercial pilot license (CPL) issued by the Directorate of General Civil Aviation. The steps to becoming a pilot through the private route are:
1. Find a good flying school by comparing fees, training faculty, and credibility. You can take help from the Shiksha website, which will help you choose the best pilot training college at a location of your choice.
2. Ensure that you meet the admission requirements specified by the chosen training school.
3. Then you will be required to gain a minimum of flying experience along with theoretical knowledge. For example, if you want to be a commercial pilot, a minimum of 250 hours of flying experience is required, and for an airline pilot, a minimum of 1,500 hours is needed.
4. After successfully gaining minimum flying experience, you will become eligible for a pilot's licence depending upon the number of flying hours.
5. After that, if you want to apply to any airline, you may be required to undergo further training or aptitude and psychological tests as mandated by the airline. Following that, you may gain more practical flying experience in order to advance to the captain's rank for an airline.