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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Kamran, normally speaking the minimum percentage of marks that a student should get for doing engineering admissions is mentioned for 12th standard and is normally fixed at 50%. Be that as it may but I will like to ask you a simple question ask to why you want to go in for engineering when you are scored only 40% in SSC. It's not correct thinking that students will get job after completion of graduation in engineering. I sincerely feel that you should not go for engineering but select a course of studies which satisfies you and in which you are more interested. There are plenty of courses available in arts for liberal arts or com
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Mohammad, it's nice to know that you are thinking of what to do after completion of your degree in civil engineering. Normally speaking you have two options open for you. Firstly go for post graduation in engineering in one of the branches of civil engineering. The second option for you is to go for MBA after completion of your graduation. There is of course the third option of seeking some job and then going for education after completion of couple of years in the job market. However if you are interested in different courses not of the level of post graduation but Certificate or Diploma level then I would advise you to download
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Arvindsingh, it's very nice to hear from you that while doing B.Sc. In chemistry you are interested in pursuing your Diploma in civil engineering simultaneously. Remember the classes will begin physically short leave and you have to plan ask how to attend this two classes if they happen to be at the same point of time in the day. If you can manage this then you can do both these courses simultaneously. Best wishes to you.

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Mehar SharmaLovely Professional University

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If you are intrigued by machine designs, their mechanics, and dynamics, go for mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineering yields some similarities, the biggest difference between the two careers is what professionals in the field engineer. However, the subject of petroleum engineering touches upon a variety of topics and domains like Economics, Geochemistry, Geology, geomechanics, geophysics, seismology, plate tectonics, thermodynamics, gas production, oil drilling, and many others. Aeronautical engineering is a niche branch with a limited scope on aviation. This is highly technical and full of innovation. Whereas, there is a huge
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Mehar SharmaLovely Professional University

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Mechanical engineering yields some similarities, the biggest difference between the two careers is what professionals in the field engineer. A civil engineer helps design and create buildings, infrastructure, and other large-scale structural projects. The professional life is much, much different between the two. But if you must know, mechanical engineering is more difficult. The core classes use higher-level maths far more than in civil engineering. Aside from that, there is no real difference between difficulties. The scope of higher education is high after B.Tech CSE, and students who are planning to go abroad for higher studies wil
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Electronics and Communication branch has got wider options and easier life compared to Mechanical Engineers and ECE is considered as a tougher branch to get into when compared to Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical engineering yields some similarities, the biggest difference between the two careers is what professionals in the field engineer. A civil engineer helps design and create buildings, infrastructure, and other large-scale structural projects. The professional life is much, much different between the two. But if you must know, mechanical engineering is more difficult. The core classes use higher-level maths far more than in civi
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Dear Kartikeyaa, Mechanical engineering yields some similarities, the biggest difference between the two careers is what professionals in the field engineer. A civil engineer helps design and create buildings, infrastructure, and other large-scale structural projects. The professional life is much, much different between the two. But if you must know, mechanical engineering is more difficult. The core classes use higher-level maths far more than in civil engineering. Aside from that, there is no real difference between difficulties. Both are good streams but it depends on your interest as to which stream you want to join and interested
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Mechanical engineering yields some similarities, the biggest difference between the two careers is what professionals in the field engineer. A civil engineer helps design and create buildings, infrastructure, and other large-scale structural projects. The professional life is much, much different between the two. But if you must know, mechanical engineering is more difficult. The core classes use higher-level maths far more than in civil engineering. Aside from that, there is no real difference between difficulties. Both are good streams but it depends on your interest as to which stream you want to join and interested in. LPU is the b
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Adarsh, these days there are more than hundred colleges in almost all the states who offer facility of lateral admission directly into second year of four year degree course. Majority of these colleges do have civil engineering as a possible choice. However the exact details and the number of seats available will only be available on the website of the directorate of technical education of your state. Best wishes to you.

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