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Devangna Sharma
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The one in which you are more interested. If you want to study management more, then go for BBA but if you want to study accounts with business, then go for B.Com. All the best.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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Well, if we talk about scope, CS has more scope but also, mechanical is the best in other aspects. You should according to your interest. Both have good opportunity in future. All the best.
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rohith kola
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Aerospace engineers and aeronautical engineers share a lot of common duties. The main difference between these two professions is that aeronautical engineering is a specialisation within aerospace engineering. Workers in aeronautical engineering often work exclusively with aircraft, while aerospace engineers may also work with weapons or spacecraft; and typically earn a higher salary than aeronautical engineers.
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Mehak Seth
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Hi Rishika, Seems like you are only interested in teaching line. If you are confused between D.Ed and B.Ed then I must say you should go for D.Ed because you have already done your Bachelors degree. You can have :
-Technical and Cognitive skills. - Hypothetical understanding of tutoring and training. - Self-instruction appropriate to candidates skills. - An advanced understanding of the intellectual, social and psychological aspects of teaching. - A professional foundation in theoretical and practical lessons conducive for to effective teaching with this course. After all, The bright future of a child is in the hands of a good teacher.
-Technical and Cognitive skills. - Hypothetical understanding of tutoring and training. - Self-instruction appropriate to candidates skills. - An advanced understanding of the intellectual, social and psychological aspects of teaching. - A professional foundation in theoretical and practical lessons conducive for to effective teaching with this course. After all, The bright future of a child is in the hands of a good teacher.
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Anirudh Tekriwal
Beginner-Level 5
First of all, MIT provides you better placement as compare to Manipal University Jaipur. And, if you hate biology, then you can go with Manipal Jaipur. Manipal Jaipur is also good and provides you average placement. Both of these campuses have got a really good infrastructure and good campus life.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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You can opt for correspondence course but not online Diploma in mechanical engineering because after the Supreme Court's order, professional courses like engineering doctorate, any science course is not a subject of distance or online-based education.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
For mining branch, the on-campus placements are very low, it's less than 30% and even low for the batches I saw. None of my friends from Mining department got placed in the campus and many of them have pointer 8.5+. Later, they got jobs through off-campus placements, that's a different story.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
For mining branch, the on-campus placements are very low, it's less than 30% and even low for the batches I saw. None of my friends from Mining department got placed in the campus and many of them have pointer 8.5+. Later, they got jobs through off-campus placements, that's a different story.
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Kritika Bansal
Beginner-Level 5
We cannot compare both the courses as both are way more different. Both the courses have their own scope and it totally depends upon the student.
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