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New answer posted•8 years ago
A
8 years ago
You should pursue B.Tech for a better career growth.

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P
8 years ago
In engineering, you can go for computer Science or IT engineering. You can also go for marine engineering but its quite an extension. You can even go for civil engineering because it has a good scope, even you can establish your own company as a builder. Apart from the usual engineering branches, yo

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K
8 years ago
Yes, you totally have a chance according to the previous year statistics.
All the best.

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8 years ago
Presidency University was established in 2015 and hence the first batch of B.Tech is yet to pass out, hence I won't be able to comment on that. But looking at the companies that came in for the MBA department, the placement for B.Tech would be really good. Companies like Zoom Cars, Thomson Reuters,

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New answer posted•8 years ago
M
8 years ago
Presidency University was established in 2015 and the first batch of B.Tech students is yet to pass out, hence I won't be able to comment on that. But looking at the companies that came in for the MBA department, the placement for B.Tech would be really good.

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VIKAS SONI
8 years ago
As per my views, Presidency University may be a good option as being a private college in Bangalore, you will get all the facilities. Along with this, the placements are also good. So, you can choose this. But at last, it's your decision, so take it according to your interest.
Best of luck.

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VIKAS SONI
8 years ago
It is a good option. You will get enough benefits of being in a private college. But placements depend on your skills.

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POUNIV jain
8 years ago
Poornima University provides CSE in variants Stream like CS Cloud and Data Science which provide the specialised area in different streams.

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