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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Vishal, admissions in college of engineering Pune are given based on the performance in the entrance exam conducted by the Maharashtra government called MHT CET. For XII class, you need only obtain minimum passing score and admission is actually not based on marks obtained in this examination. Few seats are reserved for what is called as all India quota, which are filled up based on JEE Mains examination. Cutoff for both these entrance exams changes from year to year and hence it is of no relevance to know it now. But remember that this college is one of the most preferred colleges of students and hence you need to be in the top
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Shivangi .
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No, NIT Jalandhar doesn't have any lateral entry for Diploma holder B.Tech in Civil engineering.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Based on the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET rank you obtained, You can get the following in MVGRCE under asked category.
1. Civil
2. Chemical.
1. Civil
2. Chemical.
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Shivangi .
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Let me tell you that Niether IIT's nor NIT's have Lateral Entry Scheme into 2nd year of B.Tech. There is no such provisions into NIT's for that. Even Diploma Engineering Student who cracks AIEEE will be provided Admission to the first year of B.Tech at NIT's or IIIT's. As there is no provision for lateral entry into 2nd year. However, request was made for indroducing such provisions but has be rejected as it will effect the quality and faculty of education at NIT's.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Satish, it's very nice to SEE your desire that your son should be graduate engineer after completion of his Diploma. However doing it by correspondence course is not the answer. This is so since any professional courses are banned to be conducted via distance education. Best course for your son is to aim for AMIE as he pursues his job also. This is equivalent to degree in engineering for all purposes. Best wishes to you.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello,
I must say that you have indeed asked a very relevant query. These days more than 50% of the seats are not getting filled up in the majority of engineering colleges. Hence, chances are you may get either of the branches in many colleges. But you should ask yourself, is it worth it? If you are presently at almost 77 thousand ranks, what will be your rank when you pass out? Will there be employers who will take you? I would like to advise you to have a second look and think of doing graduation in commerce or arts or fine arts or whichever field that you enjoy. Best wishes to you.
I must say that you have indeed asked a very relevant query. These days more than 50% of the seats are not getting filled up in the majority of engineering colleges. Hence, chances are you may get either of the branches in many colleges. But you should ask yourself, is it worth it? If you are presently at almost 77 thousand ranks, what will be your rank when you pass out? Will there be employers who will take you? I would like to advise you to have a second look and think of doing graduation in commerce or arts or fine arts or whichever field that you enjoy. Best wishes to you.
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