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priyank sharma
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Hello dear,
For admission in nit rourkela atleast you need 180 marks if you belongs to general obc and 130 marks if you belongs to sc st category.
For admission in nit rourkela atleast you need 180 marks if you belongs to general obc and 130 marks if you belongs to sc st category.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
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Yes, ofcourse you have scored very good.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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You can take admission in any private college for B.Tech. Stay aware & updated about state level counseling in your state, on the basis of your board marks you will get your seat there.
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Chetna S
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Hi, It's going to be difficult to find a fully funded Masters programme. You can check the DAAD scholarship for Indian students, they are merit-based and mostly funded in principle of research, only a few Masters programmes can be eligible. See if you can apply for MS/Ph.D programmes which in some cases may be atleast partially funded.
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Anurag ChaturvediAmbitious. Compassionate. Driven.
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Dear Pranay,
The placement stats for any institute depends on the student's caliber to crack the job. While NIT Rourkela has always seen significant placements in every batch over the years, it depends on the student's performance as well.
The placement stats for any institute depends on the student's caliber to crack the job. While NIT Rourkela has always seen significant placements in every batch over the years, it depends on the student's performance as well.
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Anurag ChaturvediAmbitious. Compassionate. Driven.
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Hello Shubham,
There are few vacancies every year due to shortage of admissions in various engineering colleges across the country. The institutes also releases notification for admission into such seats by non-gate candidates.
I suggest you to search for such institutes as these seats are less in number.
There are few vacancies every year due to shortage of admissions in various engineering colleges across the country. The institutes also releases notification for admission into such seats by non-gate candidates.
I suggest you to search for such institutes as these seats are less in number.
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Anurag ChaturvediAmbitious. Compassionate. Driven.
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Hello Amith,
Food Process Engineering offers decent job opportunities and career prospects. Ample amounts of job opportunities are available in front of graduates in government as well as private sectors.
Talking about government sector, the Department of Food and Public Distribution is a well-known recruiter. Within that government agency, posts like Food Inspector, Quality Assurance Officers, etc., are available. State-sponsored food processing plants also are known to hire graduates.
The private sector chips in with much more opportunities. Private Food Production firms, Processing plants, Storage and Preservation firms, etc., are know
Food Process Engineering offers decent job opportunities and career prospects. Ample amounts of job opportunities are available in front of graduates in government as well as private sectors.
Talking about government sector, the Department of Food and Public Distribution is a well-known recruiter. Within that government agency, posts like Food Inspector, Quality Assurance Officers, etc., are available. State-sponsored food processing plants also are known to hire graduates.
The private sector chips in with much more opportunities. Private Food Production firms, Processing plants, Storage and Preservation firms, etc., are know
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