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Badri Narayanan
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Yes, as long as you have the passion for it! You'll have to learn chemistry at some point of time but at a very elementary level! With good Maths, Civil is a cake walk!
All the best!
All the best!
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9 years agoShould I opt for civil engineering in Kalyani or pursue mechanical engineering from IEM or Heritage?
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Vyom SinghIm nothing but im make myself something..
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No, civil engineering is a very good branch. It has a good scope.
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SHIVAM NAONITCurrent Student- NIT, Patna
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I think you should go through college predictor app. It will help you to know the college for you.
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Nikhil Raj
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With 78 marks, you must have secured a rank above 1 lakh, so there is no chance for CSE in this college.
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Shreemad Patel
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Hello Sandip,
No govt. college gives admission on the basis of JEE Advanced marks. Only IITs give admission, if you belong to any reserved caste, you might get admission in B.Tech. And, admission in BE in a government is based on JEE Mains, so if you have not scored cut-off marks required, you may not get admission.
No govt. college gives admission on the basis of JEE Advanced marks. Only IITs give admission, if you belong to any reserved caste, you might get admission in B.Tech. And, admission in BE in a government is based on JEE Mains, so if you have not scored cut-off marks required, you may not get admission.
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