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Khushi Arora

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RMIT University does not charge any application fee from the students. The Indian students are expected to apply through uni-assist for verification. It is also now compulsory to give dMat exam for Indian students (if applying for courses in Finance, Business, Engineering, Management and Commerce.

·       Students need to apply through uni-assist before the deadlines.

·       Submit documents like degrees, transcripts, APS certificate, VDS, copy of passport, LORs, Sop, CV, English and Germany Lang Test score and updated CV, standard test – ACT/SAT.

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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The scope of BTech is similar in both India and abroad. It's huge! You choose a specialisation in B.Tech and pursue your career in the same. BTech is one of the most sought-after courses in the Engineering field. 

BTech graduates with the latest skills and abilities are hired all around the world in world-class organizations, both government and private.

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Shruti Manchanda

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NIT Hamirpur is one of the best universities mainly for the BTech course. It has a good faculty, and placement record. The college also provides good placement offers. It is one of the best, but whether it is "the best" depends upon the preference of the students. 

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Shruti Manchanda

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MNIT Jaipur is one of the best colleges especially for the BTech course. It is known for its academic standards, faculty, and placement record. The college also provides good placement offers. It is one of the best, but whether it is "the best" depends upon individual preferences and professional goals. 

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Aneena Abraham

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Yes, you can pursue BTech courses from certain colleges or universities through the CUET. But you have to appear for JEE Main/JEE Advanced if you want to go to IITs.

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Aneena Abraham

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No, a BTech degree is not exclusive to only IITs. While IITs do offer BTech, various other engineering colleges in India also provide BTech degrees.

Hope this information proves beneficial for you!

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Raksha Tiwari

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AISSMS COE Admission is based on entrance exams such as JEE Main, MHT CET, and GATE followed by Maharashtra CAP Counselling. The 1st year AISSMS COE BE fee is INR 1,36,000. The eligibility criteria for BE is 10+2 with 45% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.

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A Shrestha

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NIBMT (NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY) courses are valid for all kind of jobs and higher studies, it's a government recognised institution, NIBMT courses are also valid for Overseas jobs, it's a ISO, KVQA, NORSK, JAS & ANZ certified institution, and it's a member of AIMS (association of Indian Management Schools) & ATMA (Aims Test for Management Admissions) 

NIBMT is a self autonomous Institution 

so NIBMT doesn't require UGC (UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMISSION ) approval,  

( it's a very good platform for working professionals to enhance their education and career too ) 

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Vidhi Jain

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The BTech Petroleum Engineering course can lead to a plethora of earning opportunities for fresh graduates as the oil and gas industry has high earning potential because of the ever-growing demand for these resources. You can expect a decent pay after completing your graduation in Petroleum/Oil Engineering.

Some of the popular job profiles for you to explore include:

  • Petroleum Engineer
  • Petroleum Reservoir Engineer
  • Drilling Engineer
  • Production Technologist
  • Well Testing Engineer
  • Petrochemical Engineer
  • Oil Exploration Engineer

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