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Dear Jagdish,
If you want direct admission in B.Tech then I would recommend you to contact to the admission controller at college, admission controller is the key person, he can one tells you whether it is possible or not.
Thanks.
If you want direct admission in B.Tech then I would recommend you to contact to the admission controller at college, admission controller is the key person, he can one tells you whether it is possible or not.
Thanks.
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SACHIN NAMDEVM. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh
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It is very clear that B.Tech is a technical course but, some B.Sc. Courses like computer Science, electronics, IT, Industrial chemistry etc. Are also technical type courses. Other normal B.Sc. Courses are non-technical. It depends on your future study planning that which is better for you. If you're interested in technology then B.Tech is better. If you're interested in theoretical and conceptual knowledge of Science then B.Sc. Is better. For example, you will study most of the practical, experimental and technical topics in B.Tech Electronics while in B.Sc. Electronics, you will study mostly theory and principles, new and ancient. B.T
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Shashank ShuklaReady to help you!!!
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Hello Ganesh,
No, there is no entrance exam for Anna University for B.Tech or B.Arch course. Admission in Anna University is subject to merit in TNEA this is calculated by the marks obtained in physics, chemistry and Maths in class 12th. But, yes that average is calculated out of 200 i.e. 100% of Maths, 50% of physics and 50% of chemistry. Good luck.
No, there is no entrance exam for Anna University for B.Tech or B.Arch course. Admission in Anna University is subject to merit in TNEA this is calculated by the marks obtained in physics, chemistry and Maths in class 12th. But, yes that average is calculated out of 200 i.e. 100% of Maths, 50% of physics and 50% of chemistry. Good luck.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Maithili,
Yes, of course you are eligible provided of course you have other required qualifications viz percentage of the marks in BE as well as having passed GATE in correct discipline. So, don't worry about your admission for ME.
Best wishes to you.
Yes, of course you are eligible provided of course you have other required qualifications viz percentage of the marks in BE as well as having passed GATE in correct discipline. So, don't worry about your admission for ME.
Best wishes to you.
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sandeep sharma
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Yes, if you have the skill on that particular field, then you will definitely get the as per you required.
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sandeep sharma
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Yes, it is possible. You will get the admission in second year as usual.
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Rubeena Fathima
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You can do MA in English, because the degree of B.Tech is completely graduate degree & MA (any discipline) can be done after graduation. So, you are eligible for MA most of the university have course of MA (english,two years or four samesters) & prefer 50%marks of graduation.
Many universities also conduct entrance exam, so you can see syllabus on official website of them.
Books are available in market (basically syllabus pattern will be same in graduation level in English subject).
Many universities also conduct entrance exam, so you can see syllabus on official website of them.
Books are available in market (basically syllabus pattern will be same in graduation level in English subject).
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Shyam Sharma
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No, it is not mandatory to opt for dual degree, it is all your wish.
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