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<p>Firstly, there is no IIT Tiruchippalli but NIT Tiruchirapalli.</p><p>NIT Tiruchirapalli which does feature indoor badminton facilities, including an indoor stadium and international-standard court.</p>

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<p>The JEE Advanced last round closing rank was 1434. Students with a valid JEE Advanced rank need to participate in the JoSAA round for admission to BTech in CSE course.</p>

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<p>There are multiple components included in the <strong>IIT Jammu BTech fee structure</strong>, such as mess fee, hostel fee, tuition fee, and more. The total tuition fee for the BTech courses is <strong>INR 8 lakh</strong>, the hostel fee (without mess) is <strong>INR 2.05 lakh</strong>, mess fee is <strong>INR 1.96 lakh</strong>, and the one-time fee amount is <strong>INR 15,880</strong>. Candidates have to pay the first semester fee or the institute prescribed admission fee amount to confirm their seat after allotment.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>To get a seat in a MTech course of IIT Jammu, the aspirants need to have a valid GATE score. A cutoff list is then published indicating the minimum exam score required for a candidate to become eligible for admission. Candidates who meet the cutoff score have to participate in COAP counselling. There is no other provisio for admission to MTech programmes of IIT Jammu.</p>

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<p>There are various job opportunities for BTech graduates in the government sector. Hence, IIT Jammu BTech graduates can also apply for these jobs. However, the selection depends upon the selection criteria and candidates performance in the rounds. The graduates can find job roles in the following departments:</p><ul><li>Government ministries</li><li>Defense services</li><li>Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), etc.</li></ul><p>For more information related to Career after BTech, <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech-bachelor-of-technology-career-chp">click h... View more

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<p><span lang="EN-GB">IIT Jammu seat allotment process is carried out based on applicants JEE Main qualification and JEE Advanced scores. The Indian Institute of Technology, Jammu follows the reservation policy as prescribed by the Government of India for the following categories: </span></p><ul><li><span lang="EN-GB">SC</span></li><li><span lang="EN-GB">ST</span></li><li><span lang="EN-GB">OBC-NCL</span></li><li><span lang="EN-GB">EWS</span></li><li><span l... View more

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<p>There are a total of <strong>72 seats</strong> for MTech programmes of IIT Jammu. The highest number of seats are for MTech in Data Science and Information Security courses, i.e., <strong>18 seats</strong>. Candidates are admitted to the PG courses based on GATE scores and educational qualifications. The seat allotment is carried out through COAP counselling. Further, it must be noted that the mentioned seat intake is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.</p>

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No, its not possible, check out the detailed eligibility below :
M.Tech. Electrical Engineering Eligibility
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing an M.Tech. (Electrical Engineering) degree is qualifying B.E. /B.Tech. In Electrical Engineering or equivalent examination. Alternatively, a candidate who has passed in the Associate Membership of the Institute of Engineers (AMIE) examination with appropriate specialisation in Electrical Engineering is also considered eligible for admission to M.Tech. (Electrical Engineering) degree course. Some of the very reputed universities and institutes conduct entrance examination to get adm... View more

299 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Both are excellent MBA programmes provided by IITs also have a high rank in top business schools. So, we decided to take a look at the MBAs offered at IITs. Of these seven institutes, only three institutes i.e. IIT-Delhi, IIT-Madras and IIT-Kharagpur admit students from the non-engineering background for their MBA programme.
I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

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You need to score a rank under 1500.

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Booming IT sector in India has plenty of jobs for fresh computer Science graduates. Besides, the Computer Engineers have plenty of options to work in IT companies in departments such as design, development, assembly, manufacture and maintenance, etc. Working as a programmer, web developer, and E- commerce specialist with telecommunications companies, automotive companies, aerospace companies, etc. Can be a lucrative career option as well. Campus Placements for the session 2021-22 saw some big names such as Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, Hewlett Packard, SAP Labs, Samsung, L&amp;T, Arcesium, Wipro, Flipkart recruiting engineering students from... View more

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I have experienced LPU, so let me brief some notable facts about LPU. LPU claims to be one of the largest and best private engineering colleges in India. It has been consistently ranked as a top university in various areas like placements, quality education, industry interface, infrastructure, international relations, etc. It has highly qualified and experienced faculty members. It provides ample opportunities for students to rise along with studies. In terms of placements, it is a university with an unbeatable placement record. LPU offers specializations in CSE are Cloud Computing, IoT, Data Science, Machine Learning, Full Stack W... View more

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Yes, it is. For admission to M.Sc, you have to first clear the IIT JAM exam. JAM exam is conducted for admission in IITs, NITs, or IISc to pursue M.Sc (four semesters).
JAM Exam will be conducted on February 10, 2019. So, you still have time left. Start you JAM preparation now.

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BELIEVE IN KARMA.,

The school studies are important as that are the basics of the course but you can't crack JEE Advanced with its help. You should prepare for IIT to crack that.

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Am pursuing my MBA in travel and...,

Hello Deepti,
If you've successfully cleared the test with good score, there won't be any worries in GD PI they'll ask you about recent trends of tourism field. And just come prepare with basic idea of map knowledge where the country comes and their capitals with major attractions of their country for example - USA, UK, Malaysia, Singapore, Still Lanka, South Africa, Egypt, Italy, New Zealand, Australia, Spain or Germany just have a look at these countries capitals as well as their attractions and have some basic knowledge of GK. That's all it will be in a very moderate level. Be calm and you'll crack it. All the best.
Good luck!

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IITRAM Ahmedabad, from a pure academic standpoint. Placements are a bit low considering only 1 batch of mechanical students have graduated, but that is bound to improve overtime.

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You can prepare for IIT JAM Exam by yourself also. IIT JAM is tough, but if you study well, then you can easily crack the exam. Click here <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://bit.ly/2LDciKV" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://bit.ly/2LDciKV</a> to know the complete details regarding IIT JAM Exam. Start your JAM preparation 7-8 months before the exam. This will give you enough time for the revision. Check complete syllabus and exam pattern. Refer best books and study materials for your preparation. Maintain a timetable so that you are able to prepare for the exam in a planne... View more

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Hi Naren,
IITs have global recognition so you can go for it, but if the foreign university concerned is MIT, Caltech, etc., then go for this choice. You have to compare them likewise. It depends on which university abroad you have gotten through because as mentioned IITians are allowed everywhere.

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Hi, well it used to be a PGDM course but for past few years it is converted to a full-time 2 years Masters in Tourism & Travel. Talking about the merits I would say its more about the interest one has in tourism and its related fields. Tourism trends are changing with ample of opportunities in the field but with a tuff fight in the industry. Hope this helps. Good luck!

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BSc ( of 3 years duration) graduates are not eligible to appear for GATE to seek admission in MTech. BSc graduates are eligible to appear for JAM (Joint Admission Test for MSc) to seek admission in IITs.

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Hi, You can get IITTM entrance exam preparation books on amazon. They sale complete preparation books online. All the best.

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Aditya, BCA from IITM keeps its own value in the market, as we have a very active placement cell which provides exclusive placements to our students, as it's a professional degree.

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To get into a good IIT. You should get a minimum of 700+ in GATE.

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<p>Hello! These are two different topics and you want to know how they are from two different institutes too one is NIT and the other is IIT. There is a general perception that the academic and the placements are better in IIT as compared with NIT. This may be true definitely about placements because only a selected lot who clear JEE Mains are allowed to apply for JEE advanced and from here only limited students can get admitted to one of the IITs. To come back to your question, MTech is in thermals. I feel that in this subject there is a lot of school for doing research and obviously, this is going to remain with us since the need f... View more

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Hello,In terms of ROI, the top ten non IIMS are:-
1. FMS, New Delhi (best ROI in India)
2. JBIMS, Mumbai.
3. SP Jain, Mumbai.
4. XLRI, Jamshedpur.
5. MDI, Gurgaon.
6. NMIMS, Mumbai.
7. SIBM, Pune.
8. SCMHRD, Pune.
9. IIFT Kolkata & New Delhi.
10. Sydenham, Mumbai.Some other notable mentions:-
IMT Ghaziabad, IMI New Delhi, MICA, Ahmedabad.

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<p>The IITs will not conduct any spot rounds after the completion of the regular counseling rounds.&nbsp;</p><p>UCEED counseling will be conducted as a Joint Admission Process. The counseling will have five seat-allotment rounds.&nbsp;</p><p>Meanwhile, IITDM Jabalpur may conduct a spot round of admissions at the institutional level if there are any vacant seats after completion of the UCEED counselling.</p>

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<p>CSE. If you want a good placement and good life, with ease. I don't know about electronics, so I will not comment about it. But I can tell that the opportunities you will unfold for yourself is really high with CSE/IT at NIT Raipur. Most Important: In CSE/IT, you will not be bound by college environment. In CSE/IT you will be LIMITLESS, if u really want to do something and are dedicated. You will not be bound by the 'IIT-NIT' thing. This field will give you a chance to be equal to an IITian, or even better!&nbsp;</p>

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Am pursuing my MBA in travel and...,

Hello Aditi,
Yes, see, as per your interests on both the fields have tremendous opportunities in future. MBA in travel tourism is the future Settled seeker factor. And, Diploma in aviation is also good. But pay scale will be less in MBA travel but after 2 years of experience, you'll be paid more. And, one more thing, if you do MBA in travel, you'll get an opportunity to enter aviation industry and also many other jobs will be open but if you go for aviation, you can enter only in one field that is aviation only. So, think twice and make your decision.
All the best!

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It varies with the institutes dear.

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<p>If you have already finished your M.Tech from an IIT, you are usually exempted from appearing for GATE for a PhD programme in most institutes and even IITs. Several IITs as well as other research-oriented institutes relax the GATE requirement for M.Tech holders, particularly from IITs, considering that you have a strong academic record and research potential. However, the general rules for PhD admission vary from institute to institute and department to department. It is prudent to check the individual PhD admission guidelines of the IIT or other institutes you're interested in to confirm whether any other entrance exams or qualif... View more

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