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New answer posted•a year ago

Can I do M.Arch after doing B.Tech in civil engineering?

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a year ago

Yes, you can do M.Arch after B.Tech in Civil, but only a few colleges allow it. Most require a B.Arch degree. If you're really interested, look for M.Arch (Environmental Planning or Urban Design) where civil grads are sometimes accepted.

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With 388 marks in CUET and PCM as subjects, getting B.Tech in top central universities is tough. But you may still get a seat in newer or private universities that accept CUET scores. Apply widely, including state universities, and check cutoffs when released. You might get branches like civil, mech

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ICFAI University Baddi is okay if you're looking for a backup option, but it's not known for strong placements in B.Tech. Most students either go for off-campus jobs or higher studies. If placements matter a lot to you, try comparing it with better-ranked colleges in Himachal or nearby states.

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With 63.57% in MHT CET, you do have a fair chance to get B.Tech in Fashion Technology at D.K.T.E. Institute, especially if you're in a reserved category or from the home state. Fill it in your CAP options and keep backup colleges too, just in case the cutoffs go higher this year

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Between JECRC (RTU) and BIT Mesra Jaipur, go for BIT Mesra Jaipur if you're serious about placements and academic quality. It has better brand value and industry exposure. JECRC is also decent, but BIT holds more weight if you're thinking long-term. Just check fees and hostel life too before final d

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Annamalai University does offer B.E./B.Tech courses, but placements are not very strong compared to top engineering colleges. If you're looking for good job offers after graduation, you may want to compare it with other universities. It's better for students focused on government exams or higher stu

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With 55 percentile in MHT CET and OBC category, you may get admission in some private engineering colleges in Pune like Zeal College, JSPM, Trinity, or PCCOE (lower branches). It's tough for top ones like COEP or VIT Pune. Try for spot rounds and fill all options during CAP rounds to improve chances

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The last rank for B.Tech admission via JEE Main for other state SC category varies by college and branch. In NITs, SC students from other states usually get CSE up to 1.5–2 Lacs rank, and lower branches may go up to 5–6 lakh. Check JoSAA's previous year cutoff for exact data.

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Yes, CHARUSAT is a good option for B.Tech in Computer Science. It offers decent placements, updated curriculum, and good infrastructure. If you're looking for a private university in Gujarat with industry-focused learning, it's worth considering. Just compare it with nearby options before final deci

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B.Tech first year classes usually start between August and early September, depending on the university schedule. After counseling and admission, colleges release official academic calendars. Keep checking your college’s website or admission portal for exact dates.

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