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ankit chauhan
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Apply for exams like GRE and GMAT. And after you get a score start applying for foreign universities, some colleges require TOEFL score too. So, keep that in mind. You can also try for scholarships if you have an extraordinary resume. There are Facebook groups for foreign students for specific countries. Try joining it, you will get better help.
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Raghav Makkar
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After B.Tech, you can either go for a job or if you are interested in continuing your studies you can for higher studies as well. Both decisions will be the best in its own way. But after higher studies you can surely get to a nice place in future. There are some higher studies which can be done after the B.Tech:
1. MS
2. MBA
3. MCA
4. M.Tech
All the above courses will make you shine in your future life. Good Luck!
1. MS
2. MBA
3. MCA
4. M.Tech
All the above courses will make you shine in your future life. Good Luck!
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Agrim Jain
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There are a lot of options for mechanical engineer graduates. I am writing this answer because I am also a mechanical engineer. Basically, after doing mechanical, you can apply in IIMs, IAS and all other civil services exam ,but if you are really interested in the mechanical engineering then i will appreciate you to choose mechanical engg.
Now, come on the core mechanical engineering career options:
Basically, you will learn three type of courses in B.Tech:
1) Manufacturing related (material science, manufacturing science, solid work, auto cad, etc.)
2) Thermodynamics related (heat and mas transfer, thermodynamics, power plant, refrigerat
Now, come on the core mechanical engineering career options:
Basically, you will learn three type of courses in B.Tech:
1) Manufacturing related (material science, manufacturing science, solid work, auto cad, etc.)
2) Thermodynamics related (heat and mas transfer, thermodynamics, power plant, refrigerat
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Generally, the eligibility criteria for M.Tech in Polymer Engineering- B.E. Or B.Tech. In Polymer Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, Petroleum Engineering, Textile, Polymer Technology or M.Sc. In Chemistry and Physics with minimum 50% marks in aggregate.
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shubham chaudhariMgmt committe member at Welingkar College ,Mumbai.
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There are courses such as safety management in India as well as outside India.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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The paper consists of both subjective and objective questions. Topics include logical reasoning, current affairs, general awareness and the like. Questions involving facts are objective, whereas questions involving description and reasoning are subjective. It is an online only test. To appear for it, fill up the admission form available on the college website (www.sbc.ac.in), after which, the question paper will be emailed to you on the day of the exam. The next exam date is May 13, 2017. The duration of the test is 2 hours. I hope this helps.
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ankit chauhan
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You should be proficient in any one programming language. For example C, C+, Java.
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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB
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It depends on the college and the streams you are choosing. MBA would provide you with better placements for sure. Higher your degree, the better your pay will be. Choose your college wisely and study hard. You will get good placement at the end of two years. Good luck.
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Aakash Rai
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Thapar is a great institute, along with being a reputed institute it is also a private body. This helps a lot as the placement cells are really active in those colleges. Being from CSE branch is icing on the cake. If you work hard enough and are capable, most of the big companies visit the campus so you can get a handsome package for you. The average package may be as low as 5-6 or even 7 lacs but you can grab great offers of more than 10 even 15 lacs per annum.
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