Computers & IT (Non-Engg)
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2016-05-08 18:38:21
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Vikram AdityaEntrepreneur
Contributor-Level 9
Basically All these are the sub branches of mechanical engineering, in india robotics having the less scope, and mechanical branch is suffered from the recetion so it will be better for you to either go with aeronautical or marine
Wish you all the best!!!
Wish you all the best!!!
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2016-05-08 18:33:01
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Piyush Dashore
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Indian Institute Of science Bangalore
Christ University
Acharya Institute Of technology
Presidency College
BMS college of engineering
Oxford College of Engineering, Bangalore
thank you :-):-)
Christ University
Acharya Institute Of technology
Presidency College
BMS college of engineering
Oxford College of Engineering, Bangalore
thank you :-):-)
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2016-05-08 18:04:00
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DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAULEducation Consultant
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you write IELTS and apply. you can try in Edinburgh Napier University in UK offering . you can see details in www.enu.AC.UK.
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2016-05-08 17:27:51
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Hem kumar Bhargava
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Please visit various sites for IIMs,AIMA ,ATMA, and aicte ,xlri etc
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2016-05-08 16:52:16
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2016-05-08 16:40:54
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archana bansla
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JAVA, C C+ are good courses if you are from computer background. If you are into mechanical, then go for CAD/CAM. for electrical students, MATLAB is worth it.
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2016-05-08 15:49:51
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2016-05-08 15:41:02
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2016-05-08 14:27:28
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Nikhil Pullajwar
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All the courses has greater importance in their own field it depends on your interest which course you want to select.
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2016-05-08 12:57:15
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