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Ritesh Jain

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, of course you can get Government College in IT field, like MBM Jodhpur, RTU-Kotak etc.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Jajwalya,
There are about 60 seats for this branch in IIT-Bombay. In addition, this year some more seats will be created supernumerary for girls only. If strength of girls in normal course does not add up to 14% of 60%.

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Piyush MishraFEEL FREE TO CALL#8446739069

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A gap of 4 years is very big for any engineer. But if you do your engineering from a reputed college, your gap year gets hidden due to your degree. You can try for top engineering colleges in Maharashtra but their counselling is over. You can try for institutional quota seats in top private engineering colleges in Pune.
For more details, you can ask me.
Thank you.

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Pooja sehrawat

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Hey,
Yes, you can go for it. You are eligible for the course.
All the best.

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Sanjitha P

Beginner-Level 5

It's based on your interest. I would recommend you CSE because India, being an IT hub, it has a lot of opportunities. ECE, nowadays, our PM is concentrating on digital India, many opportunities will come through. Evergreen branch is EEE (electrical and electronics engineering) with lots of opportunities in the government sector. Mechanical engineering is also a good branch.There are different branches like petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, marine engineering and aeronautical engineering.

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Leena Agarwal

Guide-Level 12

The Prelim is a sort of filter to weed out dull and non-serious candidates. It does not differentiate among the various disciplines. The Main exam is having 9 papers - II to V are common to all the candidates. Papers VI to IX are based on your options of specialisation. Options are:
Botany
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Commerce and Accountancy
Economics
Electrical Engineering
Geography
Geology
History
Law
Management
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Science
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science and International Relations
Psychology
Public Administration
Sociology

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Leena Agarwal

Guide-Level 12

There are many options after B.Tech. You can give IES (Indian engineering services), IAS Indian army, Navy, Bank PO SSC Railways, etc.

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Kanika Goyal

Contributor-Level 9

Yes, it is a good option to join this university and pursue your B.Tech CSE course from this university as the university provides good placements. The package offered is between 7-12 lakh and 60% of the students get placed from the university.

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