B.Tech

it depends upon institute

No, the college doesn’t matter.

For CS and civil both have maths up to 3 semesters. But CS has more maths in the later semester as compared to civil. Don’t fear from maths. Choose according to your choice. If you go for BBA there is much less maths than B.Tech.

Unfortunately, girls are not eligible to join NDA, in-spite of we woman getting in every stream and proving our-self, this discrimination is bad, but unfortunately we have to abide it. You cannot be appearing for NDA as girls are not allowed to get into defence after class 12th. However, the good pa

After completing Diploma a candidate is eligible for 2nd year B.Tech. Lateral entry admission procedure is offered by every college for Diploma students.

Hello Dishant,
It’s very nice to see your dream of studying in COEP. It’s perhaps the best ranked government college with huge reputation. But admission here is based on MHT CET and not on JEE. Hence I would advise you to study well for this entrance to ensure good ranking which in turn will get you

Both B.Sc agriculture and B.Tech agriculture engineering are prospective as subjects. By doing B.Tech agriculture engineering, you can sit for GATE and pursue your M.Tech from IITs and get placed in private sector jobs with handsome pay scale.
You may also opt for jobs after your B.Tech. Many tracto

Yes, you can enroll in B.Tech programs pan India under Lateral Entry programme. But doing B.Tech from West Bengal would be a good choice instead of Jharkhand.

Hello,
I think it’s quite late to answer your query. But let me attempt. Fundamentally all branches are similar and have similar job opportunities. But many a times it’s a cyclical process. Some may shine this year while others may in next years. But what I would rec is that one should select only t