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These days in almost all the states in India more than 40% seats in engineering colleges are not getting filled. Hence if you apply for admission in that state where you are domiciled you are bound to get admission in an engineering College somewhere or the other, but I would like to advise you to desist from doing so since there are no job prospects for engineers in general. Last year more than 50% of the fresh engineering graduates could not find jobs. In view of this I would like to advise you to go for graduation in the subject which you like the most so that you will enjoy studying get good marks and subsequently aft
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