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No, there are better colleges than this.

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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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Lord Atom,
Please go through this page and click on the university names to view their intakes and deadlines:
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Kanishk BarhanpurkarAlways looks for all-round development.

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It is a common merit rank. It's completely based on rank and it compares with this year's predictions. So go with your merit rank which is your overall rank in India in JEE Mains.

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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

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B.Tech course is somewhat more practically intensive than the BE course which is more theoretical. The difference (which is quite minor) between the two degrees can be understood from their names itself, Engineering Vs. Technology. Engineering is a "Science", dealing more with theoretical concepts & principles; technology deals more with the application of these theories for practical purposes. But, both B.E. & B.Tech courses offered by various engineering colleges/ institutes, have similar curriculum more or less. Both degrees are valued equally by prospective employers. What matters more is the reputation of the engineering college f
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Sonik SourabhEngineer, PGPM 2018-20 @ MDI

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That will only affect the shortlisting criteria of companies as some companies demand 60%, 60%, and 60% in class 10th, 12th and graduation. Rest if you cross that it will be your skills and expertise that will bag you the package.

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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT

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Sorry to say, but B.tech in food technology requires physics, chemistry and maths subject from 10+2.
Infact, B.Sc in food tech also asks 50% or 55% aggregate in 10+2 with subjects physics, chemistry, maths and biology/home science.
There maybe some colleges offering diploma/graduate degree under B.Sc in food tech without maths.

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