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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Shael
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The objective of this course is:To create general understanding regarding basic physical principles involved in living systems. To familiarize the student with
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rajpal jadeja" just want infinity " computer engineer

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If I suggest, you have to go in engineering especially in computer science because in the coming era, there Is a large scope for computer engineers.

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Rajiv Kumar

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Best career option is to go for that course where your interest lies. Both B.Tech and B.Arch are great career options and have great career opportunities. So, if you are fond of Technology and want to gain Technical knowledge about the different branches of engineering, then you should go for B.Tech. And, if you are interested in designing Buildings, structures and different architectures, then you should go for pursuing B.Arch.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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It is your interest, it is not just about the job, marks or scope. Whatever you do, just give your 100% .

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Kanika Rastogi

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For IIM, your CAT exam rank matters and you PI (personal interview) performance. You can do your B.Tech from anywhere.

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rohith kola

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Aspirants who have completed B.Tech in Food Technology can go for various post graduation and certification programs. The most commonly chosen higher study options by B.Tech in Food Technology graduates include:
Master of Engineering in Food Technology
Master of Technology in Processing and Food Engineering
Master of Technology in Food Biotechnology
Master of Technology in Food Technology
Master of Technology in Food and Nutrition
Master of Technology in Food Safety and Standards
Master of Business Administration
They have options to do a lot of certification courses which will help to improve their job prospects. Popular certification courses
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anup kumarPaasionate enthusiasts and hard smart working

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The placement was average. Many of the companies though get the students placed but only those who were typically the cream and students from average score were just able to clear first two rounds but were unable to go through the HR rounds.
Average package given to student was 4.5 lakhs and for the time being many of them has taken up the opportunity. So, overall, it was a good impact.

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Mithil SaiStudies at satyabhama institute of technology

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Hi, note that now a days, companies are looking forward for communication skills and lateral thinking. So, for your information, minimum 8.0 GPA should be maintained for a better interview. Thanking you for your time and consideration of my answer.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Arnab,
Once you have done M.Sc and Ph.D in mathematics, you will be fully knowledgeable and there would be no difference between you and others who may have done this after BA or B.Sc in maths.

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Prince RanjanUnder B-TECH student

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It's not comparing between those because both branch is good for you by more expensive jobs. ECE branch containing hardware as well as little bit software part but EEE branch is full of electronic study. So my suggestion is to be go through the ECE.

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