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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi Aman,
It has really nice and well defined process of placement. It starts after the end of the second year I.e 4th semester, they inform you whenever there is any company coming for the placement with the detailed notes like what is the criteria, what is the company all about, how and what package are they offering and what is the selection process.
You can surely go to this college. It has an overall rating of 7.7 which is better than good.
All the best.
It has really nice and well defined process of placement. It starts after the end of the second year I.e 4th semester, they inform you whenever there is any company coming for the placement with the detailed notes like what is the criteria, what is the company all about, how and what package are they offering and what is the selection process.
You can surely go to this college. It has an overall rating of 7.7 which is better than good.
All the best.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Pratapsing,
I think the most important thing one needs in a profession like astronomy and cosmology is curiosity. The conventional way is to go for bachelors in physics, followed by a masters and a phd in physics. But some people(including me) are doing PHD after a bachelors in engineering. One needs very good understanding of physics and maths as a prerequisite. In the meanwhile, many leading research institutes like IUCAA, Pune organize short term Schools in astrophysics for school students, which should be used by your nephew to get a deeper glimpse of this field.
Cosmologists spend most of their time worrying about the different t
I think the most important thing one needs in a profession like astronomy and cosmology is curiosity. The conventional way is to go for bachelors in physics, followed by a masters and a phd in physics. But some people(including me) are doing PHD after a bachelors in engineering. One needs very good understanding of physics and maths as a prerequisite. In the meanwhile, many leading research institutes like IUCAA, Pune organize short term Schools in astrophysics for school students, which should be used by your nephew to get a deeper glimpse of this field.
Cosmologists spend most of their time worrying about the different t
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venkat chenumati
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Obviously, B.Tech is having good scope when compared to B.Sc. But, try to choose best course in B.tech will auger your chances to get good jobs after B.tech.
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Pankaj Kumar
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After B.Tech in mechanical engineering, the best streams to go for in PG are automobile, mechanical, robotics or Production Engineering.
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Vivek ThakurI DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO
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It depends on you as if you are satisfied with the college and branch, then you can freeze the option and pay rupees 5000.
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Smita GMCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM
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B.Tech is more of engineering. However, B.Sc helps you to get job in other streams too like teaching, IT companies etc., but if you want to get into engineering especially, then please go for B.Tech. It all depends on your choice and preference.
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