Shall I pursue ECE from PESIT or mechanical engineering from RVCE?

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8 years ago

PESIT and RVCE are more or less at the same level. There is not much difference in terms of academics or placements. Therefore in my opinion you should choose according to the branch that you are interested in.

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Rehem Ambashtha | Beginner-Level 3

8 years ago

I have just joined Shiksha and it is overwhelming to see students have the same doubt I had two years back. I took a decision and I am not regretting and here's a overview of both the colleges I got to know in these years. PESIT does not take admission through COMEDK anymore. Also, it's fee structu

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