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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
Scholar-Level 17
In general category, you might get admission in the top 3 NITs, that is Surathkal, Trichy and Warangal . You will get CE, ECE and EEE in most of the lower NITs.
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Kanika Rastogi
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If you want to pursue ECE then try your hands on robotics and embedded system learn their basics, try to build some hardware projects. You will see the power of IC chip in this digital world. Also, there is no problem to learn app development it will give you a sharp edge, as you can mix well with electronics and can also make the software interface for users.
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aishwarya endla
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Amity School of Engineering was established with the focus to nurture the talent in various streams of Engineering. Coming to electrical and electronics engineering the university is equipped with and no compromise is made on teaching standards. The curriculum is designed according to resources. Amity University Mumbai has one of the finest students from good background and disciple. You can opt for Amity University Mumbai. It is recognized under the UGC the engineering course, the academics of the college is very well designed for easy and greater learning.
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krishanu chatterjeeCurious to know new things.
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Hello,
Yes, you can apply for the examination of SSC JEE. There are specific post which are for Diploma holders (go through the official PDF). All the best.
Yes, you can apply for the examination of SSC JEE. There are specific post which are for Diploma holders (go through the official PDF). All the best.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi,
Yes, if you have completed 10+2 with non-medical subjects and 50% marks as your minimum aggregate, you can apply for the course.
Yes, if you have completed 10+2 with non-medical subjects and 50% marks as your minimum aggregate, you can apply for the course.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Gokulrajan, from this year onwards, NTA will decide ranking and cutoff based on percentile and not on raw marks scored in JEE Mains. Hence I feel what you are quoting as marks must be percentile or it must be given separately. For a general category student, your percentile is a bit on the lower side and I am afraid that it would be tough to get admission in any NIT. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about predicting your college once you input percentile. I would like to advise you that please appear once again for JEE Mains that is going to be conducted in the month of April to improve your p
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Usha L MojiPositive thinker!!
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Hi Mohammed,
PGCET is the entrance exams conducted for PG courses. M.Tech admissions through PGCET is just like any other exams, you will have to take up the exam in the stream of your choice, say computer Science or electronics or electrical. The results will be announced in the form of ranks. And allotment of seats are done online according to list of colleges given by you. There will be two rounds of seat allotment if you get allotted to the college of your preference, then you can proceed with the admissions, else you can go for the second round of allotment. The complete details about the procedure will be given to you once the do
PGCET is the entrance exams conducted for PG courses. M.Tech admissions through PGCET is just like any other exams, you will have to take up the exam in the stream of your choice, say computer Science or electronics or electrical. The results will be announced in the form of ranks. And allotment of seats are done online according to list of colleges given by you. There will be two rounds of seat allotment if you get allotted to the college of your preference, then you can proceed with the admissions, else you can go for the second round of allotment. The complete details about the procedure will be given to you once the do
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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)
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ECE is a better option as per me, you can generally observe too many people are doing this as then, obviously, it has a good scope.
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