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Guide-Level 15
Some of the NITs offers dual degree course in B.Tech biotech.
Other private colleges for dual degree courses are meaningless.
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Guide-Level 15
2. If getting placed after dual degree is your main concern then you may be in trouble, since the chances and packages offered to dual is not at par with the standards you have in mind. It's almost the same as of B.Tech.
3. This is in case of IT jobs, whereas in the core sector, dual degree will definitely give you the extra edge over B.Tech candidates. So decide this in the early phase of your career.
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Guide-Level 13
http://www.bitsadmission.com/Eligibility_Criteria.aspx: Eligibility criteria
http://bitsadmission.com/cutoffscores.aspx:cut-off scores 2016
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Guide-Level 12
Look, university courses are affiliated with the respective university itself.
There is no question of AICTE coming in between.
The courses in Hyderabad University are affiliated by Hyderabad University itself. and all those courses have very high weightage and value.
Thanks!
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Guide-Level 14
Electrical or electronic engineering.
Mechanical engineering.
Manufacturing or product engineering.
Physics or applied physics.
Software engineering or mathematics.
All the best.
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