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Projjal Gop
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Graphics Designing does not require you to have a major in CSE. So yes surely you can opt for that field after your 10th exam is over. There are many institutes that offer this course without any pre-requisite. Also demand in this domain is soaring.
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Projjal Gop
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Great that's quite a daunting task. Focus on your maths and physics well.
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6 years agoCan I get admission in chemical engineering in Diploma after 10th standard with percentage of 70%. .
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Yes, you can get. The eligibility and admission criteria are given below. Eligibility criteria : Students who have passed 10th standard are eligible to pursue this course. This course can also be pursued after 10+2 Science stream too (Mathematics group). Admission criteria : Many Polytechnic, technical education and engineering institutes across India are offering this programme. Most institutes usually have the direct admission process. Interested students have to approach the institute and fill up the admission form. Seats will be allotted to deserving students on the basis of marks scored by them in 10th board examination (usually i
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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I think you choose Electrical Engineering because this course will provides you the enough opportunities for joining and disconnecting the various types of circuits. Further Electrical Engineering is the core branch of engineering, Hence you will get lot of opportunities for employment in Government, PSUs and private sectors.
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