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There is no difference. Historically, some institutions offered BE and master's in engineering (ME) programmes. The curriculum and the subjects offered in BE and B.Tech are all the If a student wants to choose it, they just have to look at the institute they want to pursue the degree.
In terms of Job opportunities in the market, students having either a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) or B.Tech (B
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To get IT you need to get a rank below 11000 (This rank is cutoff for many other branches like mechanical, EEE)
Beyond this rank you can get Bioinformatics,Biotech ,Civil and Chemical engineering .
Cutoff marks to get rank below 11000 are 50-55.
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On an average, For an MBC Candidate, the CutOff should be greater than 197 to get B. tech IT in CEG and above 195 to get B.Tech IT in MIT.
But the Course, Exam, Placements everything are exactly the same in both the Colleges. So try to get CutOff above 195 and get a seat in Anna University.
Your Future will be far good for this Course.
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3 years agoGuide-Level 15
Physics:
1- NCERT Textbooks.
2- IIT Physics by D. C. Pandey
3- Problems in Physics by S. Krotov
4- Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov.
5- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker.
6- Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H. C. Verma (Highly Recommended)
Chemistry:
1- NCERT Textbooks
2- Organic Chemistry O. P. Tandon. Organic Chemistry Peter Sykes.
3- Physical Chemistry O. P. Tandon. Organic Chemistry MS Chauhan.
4- Concise Inorganic Chemistry J. D. Lee. Organic Chemistry Morrison and Boyd.
5- Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations R. C. Mukherjee
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