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Krishi Sharma

Guide-Level 13

Hi Rakesh, Please find the list the of colleges below;
1. Indian Institute of Technology - [IIT], Kharagpur
2. Birla Institute of Technology And Science - [BITS], Pilani
3. Indian Institute of Technology Madras - [IITM], Chennai
4. Indian Institute of Science - [IISC], Bangalore
5. National Institute of Technology - [NIT], Tiruchirappalli.

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Mehak Seth

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Civil engineers design, build, maintain and manage the construction of public and private facilities such as roads, pipelines, bridges, dams, highways, tunnels, subdivisions, water treatment systems and airports. Civil engineers manage both projects and people, taking an active hand in the construction of needed facilities. There are numerous advantages to becoming a civil engineer, not the least of which is a growing job market and competitive wages. - Job Demand
- Job specialisation
- Job Growth
- Competitive Wages.

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Rakesh Kumar

Guide-Level 11

You have the option for B Tech from the following universities:
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
St. Xavier's College, Kolkata
Andhra University Faculty of Science, Andra Pradesh
Loyola College, Kanpur
University of Science and Technology
If we talk about them, some of them have their own test and accept the scorecard for JEE als. If we talk about Lovely Professional University, you can apply for their NEST test and fetch scholarship also. Visit www.lpu.in.

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Shikher jainStudent

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M.Tech Earthquake is a very good choice in terms of future placements and scope. You will be hired by abroad companies if you are good in your M.Tech.

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Ritu Saini

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Engineering courses whether B.Tech Mechanical or B.Tech Civil Engineering or other ones, must be approved by AICTE, respective state government and preferably affiliated with state government universities. I advise you not to opt for any private universities since they are not under AICTE & engineering courses are not approved by AICTE. Regarding, Indo Global, it is approved by AICTE, Government of Punjab and affiliated with state government university IKG PTU Jalandhar. It will be best suitable for doing B.Tech course & follows all rules, regulations & gives best academics, placements to students of all courses.

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

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Hello Anoopshastri,
It's very nice to see your enthusiasm for studying abroad at the level of PG. But no University guarantee's placements after completing the course. In addition there are many nuances in process of applying for studying abroad. I would therefore like to advise you to approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad.

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Leena Agarwal

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There is a state-level entrance examination for lateral entry which will give you the colleges according to your rank in the respective states. Like LEET, PTU LEET, LPU NEAT Calicut University Lateral Entry.

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

Guide-Level 13

First of all, congratulations for your results.
Hope you are doing well. As you concern about the branch you can get in the MBM Jodhpur. So, all the branches are good. But you should go according to interest. If the field doesn't matter then go for electrical engineering through which you can get an opportunity for getting a job in private and government sectors as well.
All the best.

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