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Aman Kumar Thakur
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Deciding whether to pursue an MBA or prepare for UPSC after B.Tech can be a difficult decision, as both options can offer different career paths and opportunities. Here are some factors to consider that may help you make a more informed decision:
Career Goals: Firstly, you need to ask yourself what you want to achieve in the long-term. If you are interested in working in the corporate world, an MBA can be a good choice. However, if your aim is to serve in the government and work towards public service, then preparing for UPSC could be a better option. Aptitude and Interests: You should also consider your aptitude and interests. If you h
Career Goals: Firstly, you need to ask yourself what you want to achieve in the long-term. If you are interested in working in the corporate world, an MBA can be a good choice. However, if your aim is to serve in the government and work towards public service, then preparing for UPSC could be a better option. Aptitude and Interests: You should also consider your aptitude and interests. If you h
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Aman Kumar Thakur
Contributor-Level 10
Deciding whether to pursue an MBA or prepare for UPSC after B.Tech can be a difficult decision, as both options can offer different career paths and opportunities. Here are some factors to consider that may help you make a more informed decision:
Career Goals: Firstly, you need to ask yourself what you want to achieve in the long-term. If you are interested in working in the corporate world, an MBA can be a good choice. However, if your aim is to serve in the government and work towards public service, then preparing for UPSC could be a better option. Aptitude and Interests: You should also consider your aptitude and interests. If you h
Career Goals: Firstly, you need to ask yourself what you want to achieve in the long-term. If you are interested in working in the corporate world, an MBA can be a good choice. However, if your aim is to serve in the government and work towards public service, then preparing for UPSC could be a better option. Aptitude and Interests: You should also consider your aptitude and interests. If you h
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Neha Kumari
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Cloud Technology and Information Security are in very high demand now-a-days. The world is moving to cloud and hence the new services are getting into role. The future of cloud computing and security is extremely promising with a huge opportunity for technological breakthrough for the companies already using this technology today. Some colleges offering this course are:
1. NIIT University
2. Graphic Era University (GEU)
3. Jain University, Bangalore
4. Institute of Engineering and Technology, GLA University, Mathura
5. IIT's, DTU, IISc, Manipal, BIT Mesra, etc.
1. NIIT University
2. Graphic Era University (GEU)
3. Jain University, Bangalore
4. Institute of Engineering and Technology, GLA University, Mathura
5. IIT's, DTU, IISc, Manipal, BIT Mesra, etc.
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Neha Kumari
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First of all, let's about the admission criteria for lateral entry in B.Tech CSE:
Is B.Tech open to lateral entry? -Universities and engineering colleges offer a lateral entry programme that allows students who have completed a 3-year engineering Diploma, a B.Sc. Degree, or an equivalent exam with at least 50% of the marks and Mathematics as a required subject in Class XII to be admitted directly to the second year. Now the fees per year for the next three years is ;
for 1st year : 2,19,000
for 2nd year: 2,29,000
for 3rd year: 2,36,000
Total fees is INR 6,84,000.
Is B.Tech open to lateral entry? -Universities and engineering colleges offer a lateral entry programme that allows students who have completed a 3-year engineering Diploma, a B.Sc. Degree, or an equivalent exam with at least 50% of the marks and Mathematics as a required subject in Class XII to be admitted directly to the second year. Now the fees per year for the next three years is ;
for 1st year : 2,19,000
for 2nd year: 2,29,000
for 3rd year: 2,36,000
Total fees is INR 6,84,000.
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Neha Kumari
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The minimum qualifying criteria for entering to LNMIIT is 90% while for Computer Science and Engineering branch it is 95 to 96 %ile . As per the data of previous year, your NTA score in JEE Main should be 130 + marks, whereas the corresponding percentile is 95% to getting in admission cse branch. You can also refer to the website of LNMIIT.
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Riya Goyal
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First of all the Jee mains are the exams which are given after 12th for securing IIT or Nit depending on the rank which u are securing. There are 2 chances given for securing a good rank and thus holding a good position. The JEE mains cut off at VJTI Mumbai for B.Tech in Computer Engineering is around 9855. Moreover, for accurate infomation, candidates can visit the official website.
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Ankit Kumar
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Hi, Choosing your career stream would largely depend on your own interests and career aspirations. However, both combinations would give you good career opportunities; you can opt for BBA + MBA if you purely want to get into Business administration, else if you are looking for a combination of technology and Business you can opt for B.Tech + MBA, there are hundreds of B.Tech students who plan for MBA, After doing B.Tech you can get into Management operations. Hope this will be of help. Good Luck.
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Ankit Kumar
Contributor-Level 10
Hi, Choosing your career stream would largely depend on your own interests and career aspirations. However, both combinations would give you good career opportunities; you can opt for BBA + MBA if you purely want to get into Business administration, else if you are looking for a combination of technology and Business you can opt for B.Tech + MBA, there are hundreds of B.Tech students who plan for MBA, After doing B.Tech you can get into Management operations. Hope this will be of help. Good Luck.
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tarun mittal
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I can tell you that the admission requirements and cutoffs for B.Tech CSE programs vary from college to college. It also depends on various factors such as the number of applicants, the availability of seats, and the difficulty level of the exam. It's best to check the official website of the college(s) you are interested in to know the eligibility criteria and the cutoffs for admission. Generally, colleges may have a separate cutoff for female candidates or may offer reservation for female candidates in some programs. So, it's advisable to research and apply to multiple colleges to increase the chances of getting admission.
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