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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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As said, do not fall for such courses. They have no recognition and are only a waste of resource. AMIE's recognition is also in doubt, so I would recommend not to take admission there yet.

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GOUTAM KUMAR GORAI

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There is total intake of 63 students in civil engineering in NIT-Durgapur, out of which, 32 seats are for students of West Bengal and 31 remaining are for other state students.

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GOUTAM KUMAR GORAI

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Yes! University of Melbourne is a good college to go for Diploma in civil engineering.There are whole lot of other good colleges too where you can loom into like Site institute Brisbane, Australian college of Technology and business, Australian institute of advanced studies,The University of Queensland. These are some of the good colleges where you can do advanced diploma in civil engineering.

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Sharath H AithalB.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD

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Yes, you will be eligible after you complete your Diploma.

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rohith kola

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NIT Patna. Depends on a number of factors. The degree - Is it a B.Tech or MCA. Since NIT Patna does not offers MCA so you can go for NIT Raipur if it is MCA. The stream- Not all streams or departments of any college are best. So for NIT Raipur if you are opting for Metallurgy, Mining, B.Arch then they are better than most of the NIT's with healthy placement record. While NIT Patna lags behind in these departments. Placement - For core branches NIT Patna offers better placement than NIT Raipur. Ranking - NIT Patna is higher in ranking than NIT Raipur. Verdict - Go for NIT Patna for core branches while for certain branches which I mentio
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Ankit PandeyFrom XAVIER'S

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GL Bajaj is a good option for civil engineering as it has good placements and faculty members.

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ICEM PUNE

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Open Category PCM- 50%Reserved Category PCM- 45 %
Must appear for the CET -2018 or JEE MAIN 2018
Above I mention the eligiblity check, as your pcm score is less so if you have other subject like IT,electrical then in place of chem take other subject marks and check eligiblity . If qualify then you are welcome to ICEM.

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Shabana Bee

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With PCB, you might get admission in B.Tech because maths is compulsory but still, there are some private colleges who give admission. So, search the private college and apply for admission.
Good luck

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Paras Arora

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Yes, I think so. Because in the coming years, Computer Science will be flooded with engineers as per reports. Also, civil has a bright future. So yes, it is a good decision.

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