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Karanvirr Kumar
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It's not about which one is easy to study. Pursue a course only if you are interested in the course else for sure you are going to feel the course difficult.
For the preference between Civil and EEE; I would choose civil because in upcoming years civil's demand is going to increase a lot.
For the preference between Civil and EEE; I would choose civil because in upcoming years civil's demand is going to increase a lot.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Manideep,
The easier course depends on your Interest. Both these courses have their own difficulties as well as easier parts.
And to compare these two branches is difficult as computer science and electrical are not related.
Generally, CSE is considered easier than EEE as it involves a lot of math and concepts in physics.
In case of CSE, you need to work a lot towards the development and innovation of what you have learnt so that you could outperform the others to stand out.
So, in all, it depends on your interest and efforts that you could put in studying only.
Make a wise choice.
All the best!
The easier course depends on your Interest. Both these courses have their own difficulties as well as easier parts.
And to compare these two branches is difficult as computer science and electrical are not related.
Generally, CSE is considered easier than EEE as it involves a lot of math and concepts in physics.
In case of CSE, you need to work a lot towards the development and innovation of what you have learnt so that you could outperform the others to stand out.
So, in all, it depends on your interest and efforts that you could put in studying only.
Make a wise choice.
All the best!
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Nikhil BhusariKnows about lot of Things..!!
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Yes, you can get a graduate degree after Diploma. If you are talking about Diploma in engineering EE branch, you can do BE/B.Tech. After 3-years Diploma you can get lateral direct entry into the 2nd year of BE/B.Tech. Kindly post comments for further queries. Good luck!
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Dinakar Kuchi,
A majority of the universities require 75%. You will most likely find very few options in Canada. Check University of Alberta, McMaster University, University of Windsor, Dalhousie University, etc.
A majority of the universities require 75%. You will most likely find very few options in Canada. Check University of Alberta, McMaster University, University of Windsor, Dalhousie University, etc.
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Akshay Bajaj
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No, you are not eligible to do aeronautical engineering course after completion of your Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
To be eligible to pursue Aeronautical Engineering course, you must have passed 12th standard or equivalent with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry subjects or three years Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering course from a Government recognised board/institute.
Candidates who have completed Diploma in Engineering course can get direct admission in the second year of engineering course through lateral entry admission process by appearing and qualifying LEET examination which is conducted by your respecti
To be eligible to pursue Aeronautical Engineering course, you must have passed 12th standard or equivalent with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry subjects or three years Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering course from a Government recognised board/institute.
Candidates who have completed Diploma in Engineering course can get direct admission in the second year of engineering course through lateral entry admission process by appearing and qualifying LEET examination which is conducted by your respecti
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Harshvardhan,
You can apply to a university and if you are accepted then you can apply for the visa. Now, it is not upto us to give you the admission or the visa so whether or not you will get admission or visa we cannot tell. Your profile seems good so if you apply early with a good application package, strong SOP, good LORs then there is no reason you won't get the visa. Follow the admission requirements and timelines on university websites and apply.
You can apply to a university and if you are accepted then you can apply for the visa. Now, it is not upto us to give you the admission or the visa so whether or not you will get admission or visa we cannot tell. Your profile seems good so if you apply early with a good application package, strong SOP, good LORs then there is no reason you won't get the visa. Follow the admission requirements and timelines on university websites and apply.
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