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I'll prefer you to go for the ECE from DTU as the DTU has highly qualified faculty for the electronics department.

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For that, you have to score 250+ marks to get the CS branch in this college.

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No, there is no other entrance exam for admission in the B.Tech in CS, your rank is too good to get into this college and also in the CS branch.

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See, the curriculum of almost all the colleges of same course is same and you won't find any major difference in the curriculum. The main thing that matters the most is the skills through which you will get the job and the companies that visit the college that will provide you the quality in the placements.

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For the biotech field, India is not a good place to work in you must opt for the either of the America or in the Germany as these are the 2 best countries that are spending billions of dollars on the research work in this field.

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For the biotech field, India is not a good place to work in you must opt for the either of the America or in the Germany as these are the 2 best countries that are spending billions of dollars on the research work in this field.

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You can choose any of the top private college and then there, you can apply under the foreign students quota in that you can get admission in that college but if you want to apply in the government colleges there you have to clear the exam and then if you are qualified in that exam. Then, you can easily get in those universities.

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See, the top government colleges are the IITs and then NITs but in the private sector, top colleges are BITS Pilani, VIT Vellore and SRM Chennai.

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SHAHID SALEEMComputer Engineer

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You should comsider ABES first.

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Neha B

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Hello Gourav, Australia is well known for electronics and telecommunications and has really good job opportunities. I can recommend following universities for study in Australia:
Monash University, RMIT, UTS, Swinburne University of Technology, Deakin University, Adelaide university etc. With the above mentioned academic scores you can definitely get admissions to ranked universities.

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