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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Without any doubts the most preferred branch of engineering these days is CSE, IT. Then as per the orientation of the person, he will priorities other branches. Recently AICTE allowed almost 2L seats of engineering colleges to be scrapped. As per one report these belonged to Civil, Aeronautical and some exotic branches. Be that as it may, always remember "there is always room at the top". Meaning hard work always pays irrespective of branch. I would like to advise you that please select the stream of studies that fascinates you the most. Best wishes to you.
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Scholar-Level 16
A Bachelor of Science (BSc) is an advanced degree that usually takes between three to five years to attain.It is a degree that prepares students to pursue multiple career paths within the field of aviation. Students learn about the development, design, production, flight and maintenance of aircrafts.
Aviation Careers:
- Aerospace Engineers
- Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technicians
- Air Traffic Controllers
- Aircraft and Avionics Equipment Mechanics and Technicians
- Airline and Commercial Pilots
- Flight Attendants
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6 years agoGuide-Level 15
1. B.Com (Hons) is an undergraduate degree designed to inculcate business acumen in students.
2. You can also pursue courses like Chartered Accountancy along with your B.Com (Hons).
B.Com (P)
1. Similar to B.Com (Hons), the difference is that a student can specialize in a certain subject in B.Com (Hons), which is not possible in B.Com (P). In the latter, a student is given an overview of all the subjects taught in the honours course.
2. A student has the option to specialize in a specific subject like accounting, etc. A student cannot specialize in a specific subject.
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Contributor-Level 8
Both the options are good but they are totally different. B.Sc is basically knowledge oriented course whereas engineering from any branch is job oriented course. If you are passionate to get the deep knowledge of physics, chemistry and maths then go for B.Sc, and further M.Sc.
For chemical engineering, I would suggest you to choose a reputed college or appear in JEE exam at least one time.
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Guide-Level 12
Manipal is a much better college than LNMIIT in almost all the aspects be it placement, academics or whatever. I am attaching my conversation with one of the LNMIIT student : I posted the placement stats of Manipal which are much better than those of LNMIIT, but one LNMIIT student won't ready to accept the truth. Here is how he started bashing Manipal, but lost in the end. You can see the placement stats here based on number of students recruited : Company - Manipal LNMIIT Amazon - 23 2 Microsoft - 20 4 Goldman Sachs - 17 0 Cisco - 22 0 Citrix R&D - 10 0 SAP - 20 0 Oracle - 24 0 Siemens tech - 20 0 There are lot more companies coming f
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