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Should I pursue B.Tech in electronics and communication from NIT or opt some other college to pursue mechanical engineering?

I have a keen interest in mechanical engineering.

1 Follower | 130 Views | Posted 9 years ago
Asked by HARISH JANGRA

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    surya a

    7 years ago
    See, NIT is a better option than any other normal college but on the other side, ECE is a bit tough. Also, its not just your level of interest to opt for your B.Tech, post that you should be in a position.
    To get placed quickly, it depends on based on your college reputation and campus selection. Mainly, your option will be based on your career plan post B.Tech.
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    Maninder Singh | Contributor-Level 8

    9 years ago
    follow your passion

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