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New answer posted•4 years ago
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4 years ago
suggest you to take CSE engineer, it's better than metallurgical engineering. It's my personal opinion, I'm also a cs Engineer and I know very well it's scope. It's easier to find job by CSE engineering. There are lots of it companies and startups now a days.

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4 years ago
There are little chances but you can get into the college after 3rd or 4th counseling round.

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4 years ago
Indian Institute of Bombay.

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4 years ago
The management fee for CSE at Cambridge Institute of Technology, K R Puram is INR1.25-1.5 lakhs annually.

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Soumya Sambit Mishra
4 years ago
There is nothing different in these. All are same but you just have to read AI or ML as a subject in 3 Rd year that CSE core doesn't have as it's have as a elective subjects for them. And you have selective subject in CSE core which you will choose on your basis but AI and ML you have a specific sub

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4 years ago
It depends on what do you want to do. Civil Engineering is a really broad term. If what you are referring is site engineering, then most likely you would not be need any programming language. Just a basic excel and maybe a little knowledge on Autocad would be enough
But if you intend to specialize sa

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4 years ago
As Susovan has already answered there is no pre-decided cut-off for admission to Ashoka. There is no point in finding out how much was the lowest score, because even the lowest score varies with every batch. As there is no application fee, there is no harm in applying, because that is the only way t

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4 years ago
Your strategy totally depends upon your goal, and upon your situations. Speaking about a general, non-ews student, you need a percentile greater than 92, for which you'll only get a seat in the spot round, for biotech or mpae at NSUT/NSIT. Marks anywhere around 110 to 120 could be enough, considerin

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4 years ago
You need to score at least 150+ and above in MHT-CET to contest for a seat in MIT. That too, your branch of choice will hold the key to entry. Since 50% weightage is given to state board scores, your scores should be good there as well.
One needs to take the MHT-CET exam or JEE Main exam. Candidates

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4 years ago
If you want to take admission on the basis of your class 12th marks so you should go for Thapar university or JIIT Noida. If you have percentage above 95 so you can confirm get admission into above colleges.

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