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Latika khatri

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The basic key to score 90 + in Physics is NCERT. Make handwritten short notes of derivations and formulas. Try to understand the exam pattern by going through the past years. Determine your areas of improvement and practice them.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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This year, JEE Main cutoff rank in CSE for general category was 32059 in the fourth round.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) hires B.Tech graduates on a contract basis. On the official website, it releases vacancy circulars from time to time as per requirements. For example, ASI recently released a vacancy notification for a system analyst. B.Tech graduates in IT, ECE, or CSE can apply for this position. There are no B.Tech-specific permanent positions available through examination. To qualify for UPSC and SSC-level positions, you can earn a master's degree in archeology or a closely related field.

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Shubhangi Kaushal

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Computer Science graduates can grow their careers in various fields. Some of the specific career options are given below. It is often considered the best engineering branch for the future in terms of scope, growth and employability.

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Shubhangi Kaushal

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Of course, there are campus placement opportunities in many colleges. The student has a big role to play in helping himself or herself to get placed, it all depends on you how you utilize things.

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Shubhangi Kaushal

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There are many engineering branches with high earning potential. However, computer Science engineering can be considered the best branch in engineering for the future.

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Shubhangi Kaushal

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Apart from the above mentioned ones, the core branches namely- Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering also offer good job opportunities! Chemical Engineering, though not considered to be a part of core branch, is also good, when it comes to job scope. Ultimately, it all depends on your passion too.

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Shubhangi Kaushal

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Best Engineering Branches list:
Civil Engineering: Civil Engineering is one of the best branches of engineering
Mechanical Engineering: Mechanical engineering is the branch of engineering
production, and operation of machinery. Computer Science Engineering
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Marine Engineering.

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Shubhangi Kaushal

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MBA gives you the area of control, while M.Tech offers you the improvement of technological distinctiveness. In fact, if you want to add to your experience and study more about their particular fields after B.Tech, M. Technology is a fantastic option. On the other hand, an MBA is an excellent choice to broaden your professional horizons.

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