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New answer posted•2016-03-24 12:48:34
I am scored in class 10th: 91%, 12th: 67%, B.Tech: 81% and CMAT: 97.5. Do I have a chance to get core/IB?
92 Views|Posted 2016-03-24 12:48:34
Asked by Aspiring
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2016-03-24 12:48:34
You have a good chance. It will become clear only after the ranks are declared, which will be on 11th April. Best of luck!
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New answer posted•2016-03-24 11:58:19
I am in class 11th (maths). I want to get admission in an IIT. How should I prepare for the same?
110 Views|Posted 2016-03-24 11:58:19
Asked by Muskan
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2016-03-24 11:58:19
you have to clear your concepts in PCM and practice your ncert books
New answer posted•2016-03-24 10:57:40
I want to work in google. Which are the best engineering branches for the same?
89 Views|Posted 2016-03-24 10:57:40
Asked by Charu

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2016-03-24 10:57:40
If you want to work in Google then you may do Computer Science engineering from a top Institute. Google employs resources who are innovative. During studies develop analytical and creative thinking to achieve your goal.
New answer posted•2016-03-24 09:23:49
Which is the best field in engineering related to construction that will have high demand in the next 7-8 years?
139 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-03-24 09:23:49
Asked by Raghav

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2016-03-24 09:23:49
Indian government has lot of push on Infrastructure. This is giving impetus in the areas such as construction, road, rail , environmenral engineering etc. Thus requirement of Civil Engineers is likely to stay high for next few years.
New answer posted•2016-03-23 23:14:58
Should I drop a year for IIT or do B.Tech from other colleges?
147 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-03-23 23:14:58
Asked by Vishal

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2016-03-23 23:14:58
I u think u can score good marks in JEE , than u can take a chance, other wise do b tech or BE from a good college.
New answer posted•2016-03-23 22:13:53
After B.Tech in ECE, what specialization should one opt for in M.Tech? Which has got better placement opportunities?
94 Views|Posted 2016-03-23 22:13:53
Asked by Kanishka

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2016-03-23 22:13:53
Following specializations are available for MTec ECE in various IITs/ NIITs/ Universities : Microwave Engineering, Communication System Engineering, Microelectronics; Microelectronics, Optical Communication, Embedded system engineering, Biometrics and Cyber Security, and Nanotechnology; Optical comm
New answer posted•2016-03-23 22:13:53
After B.Tech in ECE, what specialization should one opt for in M.Tech? Which has got better placement opportunities?
94 Views|Posted 2016-03-23 22:13:53
Asked by Kanishka

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2016-03-23 22:13:53
Following specializations are available for MTec ECE in various IITs/ NIITs/ Universities : Microwave Engineering, Communication System Engineering, Microelectronics; Microelectronics, Optical Communication, Embedded system engineering, Biometrics and Cyber Security, and Nanotechnology; Optical comm
New answer posted•2016-03-23 21:56:58

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2016-03-23 21:56:58
Syllabus of BTech CSE may vary in different universities. Generally I year is common for all engineering branches which includes Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Introduction to computers, workshop, measurement techniques etc. 2nd to 4th year consist of subject as Programming Languages, Data Structure, Lo
New answer posted•2016-03-23 20:19:55
Is it possible to complete B.Tech in 3 years?
383 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-03-23 20:19:55
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2016-03-23 20:19:55
Normally the duration of a regular B Tech is 4 Years comprising of 8 Semesters. AMIE/AMIETE will also take approximately similar time for completion. Again, it is advisable not to opt for short cuts and fast tracks as such courses may not be recognised.