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New answer posted•9 years ago
Sudhanshu Tarale
9 years ago
It would certainly a good choice to join SIES because this college is one of the pioneers in starting the course and certainly know a thing or two more about this course than anyone else. Also since this was one of the first colleges to start this course, they have slightly more industry contacts in

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9 years ago
You have your own pros and cons for pursuing mechanical and automation engineering from Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology:
Cons:
First of all, no government organisation or any PSU would consider your degree of mechanical and automation engineering equivalent to a mechanical engineering degree

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New answer posted•9 years ago

Does your performance in terms of marks or CGPA in B.Tech matter if you want to pursue MS abroad?

230 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha All Time
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9 years ago
The selection of a candidate for MS program is a 2 stage process in abroad:
Selection process goes something like this there is a list of cutoffs for a threshold values for certain selection criteria for example all the students with GRE above 310 will be cleared or All students at CGPA above 8 out o

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Debajit Chandra
9 years ago
Hi,
B.Tech is not necessary to become a programmer but it would help to understand coding logic. You may be successful in programming and development domain even from commerce stream but important how some one understands logic and it's application.
It's also true companies prefer to have at least sci

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Kundan Singh
9 years ago
No, B.Tech or BE is not necessary to become a scientist because in the end, you will have to pursue PhD for research. B.Sc and M.Sc may be a good choice. B.Sc and M.Sc are research based courses.
If you want to do B.Tech, you can choose the branch of your interest.
That’s all.
Hope it helped.
Thanks.

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9 years ago
Manufacturing Engineering at Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani is really close to the course and curriculum of mechanical engineering at the same college.
Now, this gives the branch and added advantage that the students pursuing for the same branch get to set for companies looking for

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New answer posted•9 years ago

If I am good in physics, which engineering branches would be better for me?

726 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shiksha All Time
Debajit Chandra
9 years ago
Hi,
Glad to see that you are good in Physics and there are many scopes these days and future.
Here, please take the suggestions from experts who have answered your question relating to which engineering filed you should choose rather I would advise from completely career scope perspective.
Very soon,

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