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New answer posted•8 years ago
akshay singh
8 years ago
Both are equally good probabky you can't do any comparison of any of this two degrees.

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akshay singh
8 years ago
Very sorry to say but probably not.

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Amol Chopade
8 years ago
Go with your interest, rather than only going toward IT. If you like IT, then go for Systems or IT Management, as your major specialization. And, for minor, it depends on your interest it may be finance or marketing, as many colleges have rule that out of 2 major and minor, one should be marketing o

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8 years ago
Placement percentage of CSE at PEC Chandigarh is 100%. The highest package this time was of 34 lacs per annum.

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Parth Gandhi
8 years ago
Dear aspirant,
You have a fair chance of getting a call. Fill the application form.

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Aakib Khan
8 years ago
The exact dates of DTU application form are not yet released but tentatively the application forms will be out in second week of June 2018.

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Can you tell me about LEET exam and how can I prepare for it?

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Rohit Rohilla
8 years ago
Focus more on Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics as they cover 50% portion of the syllabus. If possible, buy a decent book for Applied Physics as it should be completely different field for you. Alternatively, you can find online tutorials available on the internet. Practice as many numericals

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