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Dinesh upadhyay
3 years ago
You definitely have good chances. Also you can appear for state Polytechnic entrance exam like Delhi Polytechnic / UP Polytechnic etc. Also you can explore about- NFTI ( Central level government technical institutions)
- on the Job training courses by TATA etc. - scholarship by LPU / C. U.

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Dinesh upadhyay
3 years ago
AIML & AMD branches are new and better in terms of private sector jobs and have less demand at the present. CSIT would have more score although B.Tech in IT is also demanding. It depend a lot on your interest and goal. If you goal is government job then one can opt for CSIT. You can also read govern

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Lalit Bhandari
3 years ago
Here are the steps on how to pursue B.Tech in Computer Science at Jiwaji University:
Check the eligibility requirements. To be eligible for admission to the B.Tech in Computer Science programme at Jiwaji University, you must have passed your 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics Chemistry and M

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Aayushi Bijawe
3 years ago
Admission decisions are typically based on various factors, including the number of available seats, the number of applicants, and the performance of the applicants.
Percentile scores indicate the percentage of candidates who scored lower than a particular candidate. In this case, your son's percenti

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
The B.Tech lateral admission in DCRUST made through HSTES after preparing rank/ inter se merit from the percentage of marks obtained in diploma engineering exam. So apply through HSTES for getting admission here in B.Tech lateral courses.

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
Yes you can get direct B.Tech lateral admission in ECE, Elections etc. Related to Diploma stream specializations in colleges located in Tamilnadu and Maharashtra etc.

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