B.Tech

You can pursue. If your interest in M.Sc clinical food nutrition which is really good, then the best thing would be to appear GATE or NET, clear the exam and go for research. Else, IISC conducts a written test for admission to integrated Ph.D (Masters+Ph.D), you can get into other institutions also. There is very good scope of pursuing clinical food nutrition after BTech.
Good luck.

This college provides good placements and have a tie up with many MNCs as it is among the best colleges in Bangalore and have a good records of placements. Average package was approximately 6 LPA and the highest is approximately 15 to 16 LPA.

The placements are far better. A lot of companies visit the campus every year for CSE and IT students. The average package is Rs.3 lakhs to Rs.3.5 Lacs.

In IT, you get basic knowledge of computer and software but in CSE you get the knowledge of hardware and software in depth.

Hello,
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed. course is Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. ) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks.

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PEC University is the best engineering college for B.Tech CSE in Chandigarh.

Yes, you can be eligible for 3 years B.E. lateral entry admission at BMS COllege of Engineering, if meeting the below eligible criteria.
Eligibility criteria : Diploma in engineering with minimum 45% of aggregate marks(5th+6th semesters) for general candidates and 40% for reserved candidates of Karnataka.

No, not at all. It depends upon the category of students. The fee is higher for general and lower for SC/ST or PWD.