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For getting into engineering, you should have the aggregate of 70-75% in your 12th standard for the college and course which you are referring to, in PCM.
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Scholar-Level 16
There are a number of companies hosting and organizing events on a regular basis. These range from the small time private events to the large-scale international events. A good number of young people are entering in this field because they realize the potential of the market and the demand and supply situation. In fact, the most profitable aspect of this field is the need for creativity. And that is how and where one earns. The management of events calls, largely for coordination, from stage one. The first thing required is to get the orders for the event. This process is also known as pitching for an event. Usually, whether it is
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Scholar-Level 18
The Neotia University surely accepts students via lateral admission without any entrance test directly into second year of engineering. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information and the different aspects of the admission procedure in this institution.
http://www.tnu.in/lateral-entry
Best wishes to you.
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It's Indeed very nice to hear from you that it in spite of doing your diploma in the year 2006 you now wish to do your graduation in ECE branch of engineering. Here I would like to inform you about the situation in India. At the moment you are working in Kuwait and you can do such courses only by correspondence but UGC has once again reiterated that no professional courses including engineering can be offered by any distance learning university. Hence at least at the present I am afraid you cannot pursue your BTech via distance education mode.
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