Which engineering course is the best after getting 60% in 12th science with PCM?
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Answered by
Kamaraju pulugurtha Online teaching of English, on retirement | Guide-Level 14
9 years agoMarks are not a criterion here. You know your general standards. If you are satisfied with them, it indicates well. In such a case, you can do well in any branch. You know whether you need some more work. -
I think Civil engg will be best choice.
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It Depends Only on Your Interest in the field.if you don't have a passion for the field you choose you will definitely be unhappy with your job ahead.make a wise decision.best of luck
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every field is equally good it depends on your intrest buddy -
same go with your interest not with scope every branch of engineering have equal importance in present or in future then go with choice field and achieve your goal through your interest n best of luck -
if ur asking abt the courses. then different people will give u different suggestion nd after tht u wl be getting confuse in this.
btr think abt ur intrest. in which field u want to go nd thus. go for it.
hence there are many courses.
ece, eee, mech,automobile,aeronautical, arch etc. -
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Satish K Swarnkar Assistant Manager @ VGU & VIT Campus, Jaipur | Contributor-Level 10
9 years agoMr. Dhruv Patel,
As you are interested in engineering, i suggest Mechanical Engineering branch for you.
Best of luck. -
Ur admiaaion depends upon JEE and CET only
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Hello dear, there is no relation between stream of engineering and marks in 12th. Choose stream as per your choice. Cse, mechanical engineering is having a good scope in present job market. Although u can opt any of the stream of your choice. Be sure to get a good college. All the best. -
Civil and computer science bcz now INDIA is moving to digital that's why choose CS or IT
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