Which engineering course is the best after getting 60% in 12th science with PCM?
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I think your not suitable for engineering. because it's very hard. I was competed my engineering in computer science.now iam going to abroad. in Hyderabad so much computation. you better to go to other side.(if you have so much money then study B.tech after that do MS in USA).that's enough.
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Go for ece.
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You can take computer science engineering.
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It will be esay answer u if can specify ur board but if its cbse computer science is best ro opt with good ranked college it will be better if it is iit nit or in private vit vellore ,bits pilani,manipal,orsrm -
just think once for cse -
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Ranjith Kumar Lagisetty I'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly | Contributor-Level 8
9 years agoActually speaking all courses of engineering are best because every field has scope . It is better if you go on the field you are interested. I suggest you to take ECE or CSE or Civil which has good scope in present scenario of society. All the best! -
go for ur interest. otherwise mechanical or electrical engineering is good scope in todays market. -
Civil engineering is the best choice. -
As said above your 12 marks doesnt decides your course go as per your choice whether you like mechanical, electronics, electrical etc if you want to go with future scope go for chemical , computer science or mechanical and that too from a reputed college -
you have frist class student you will get Admission any Steam/Deportment,. best of Luck, I.I.T, Jee is not a mandatory.
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