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New answer posted•9 years ago
Tausif Shahanshah
9 years ago
CSE, ECE, IT AND any core branch is best option for anyone to choose in any college.
Just go for the above mentioned branches as per your choice.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
S
9 years ago
No, PU don’t offer you distance education in B.tech. But, you can apply under the same in CCET College, Sector- 26 which is under PU.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Sanjay Kewat
9 years ago
If you are choosing your career in mining engineering, NIT, Nagpur is best after ISM,Dhanbad in placement and teaching. Or, if you choose ECE, then go to IIIT, Kancheepuram.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
S
9 years ago
Be in touch with the website of the respective colleges, you want to get admitted into. You will get all the information from there itself.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Sanjay Kewat
9 years ago
To get admission on any IIT's you have to good rank on JEE(ADVANCE) or for NIT's you have to be meritorious on JEE (mains). then according to category reservation and cuttoff can get admission.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Vishesh Kumar
9 years ago
You can easily get CSE in UIET. You won't get any branch in PEC.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
S
9 years ago
Yes, for sure.
You don't even need to opt for dual degree course, you can get CSE in non-integrated course too, I guess.

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