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Ritesh YadavNational Institute of technology GOA
Contributor-Level 8
Management Kotak seat are reserved by the institute, there are very less seats reserved, as they are the reserved seats. They cost little high, it would be around INR. 1 Lacs - INR.2 Lacs donation excluding institute fees.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello,
It is perfectly fine. Not everyone can crack the job interviews at the first instance. Sometimes, good things take time to happen. Don't lose faith in yourself. Learn from your past interviews as to where exactly did you lack in. Work upon them, and be optimistic. Good luck.
It is perfectly fine. Not everyone can crack the job interviews at the first instance. Sometimes, good things take time to happen. Don't lose faith in yourself. Learn from your past interviews as to where exactly did you lack in. Work upon them, and be optimistic. Good luck.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Divyanshu,
Doing ITI and doing B.Tech are actually two diverse things in fact greatly diverse things. ITI is employment oriented skill imparting course which is done after 10th and the duration is about 1 year, on the other hand, B.Tech gives you a great deal of knowledge of engineering and it is a four years course to be done after class 12th. So, you can imagine the wide disparities between these two courses. To put it simply these are just not comparable. Hence, which one is better is perhaps a wrong question to ask. It is about your condition, your finances and your requirement to find job at the earliest stage in life that s
Doing ITI and doing B.Tech are actually two diverse things in fact greatly diverse things. ITI is employment oriented skill imparting course which is done after 10th and the duration is about 1 year, on the other hand, B.Tech gives you a great deal of knowledge of engineering and it is a four years course to be done after class 12th. So, you can imagine the wide disparities between these two courses. To put it simply these are just not comparable. Hence, which one is better is perhaps a wrong question to ask. It is about your condition, your finances and your requirement to find job at the earliest stage in life that s
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shobhit kumar
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Yes, of course, why not.
But, firstly see, in what area, you are interested. Before switching, be sure for your career.
But, firstly see, in what area, you are interested. Before switching, be sure for your career.
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kanu vashisht
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You can go for a job or pursue a higher course. With this you can gain experience as well.
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syeda mubina
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Many of the Science students have the same question, and the answer is same, computer Science engineering is the best branch.
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Aditi Agrawal
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Yes, you can definitely get admission in it. For discount on voucher, you can directly contact me. As my friend is currently in 2nd year in this college.
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syeda mubina
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Engineering in computer Science is no doubt, the most preferred branch in The IT field and having good scope.
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