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Akshay Bajaj
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If you have not attended the counselling round then the only way to get admission is through management quota seat but management quota admission and fee cost is not advertised openly by any of the colleges/universities across India as being a paid seat it totally depends on the discretion of the college authorities. Please contact the college authorities for all the details.
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rohith kola
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Among ECE and civil, civil is the best option. In ECE, mostly private jobs are available, but in civil, there are a lot of government jobs along with private jobs available. Also, as civil engineering is related to construction and the construction work is never going to stop. So, civil engineering will provide you with job security also and a bright future.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Jasim,
There is no need to do course to get in Aerospace companies. Avionics means the electronics used in space flights, which you have already done in B.Tech. Now either you can do M.Tech in Avionics or you can go for MBA in Aerospace and Aviation Management or you just simply apply in Aerospace company and demonstrate your skills to be Avionics engineer. There are many mechanical, Electronics, and CS engineers who are working in the avionics division.
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There is no need to do course to get in Aerospace companies. Avionics means the electronics used in space flights, which you have already done in B.Tech. Now either you can do M.Tech in Avionics or you can go for MBA in Aerospace and Aviation Management or you just simply apply in Aerospace company and demonstrate your skills to be Avionics engineer. There are many mechanical, Electronics, and CS engineers who are working in the avionics division.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.
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shivam patelcollege choice expert
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KNIT, Sultanpur is a better choice, as it is more focused on placements and academics compared to BIET.
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rohith kola
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In case of opportunities in both of the government and private sector, I would like to take the side of ECE. If you want to walk with the trend of current market of our country, then you must choose ECE. Other than this point, mechanical engineering is an evergreen engineering field. This field has very good prospectus in the government and as well as in the private giant construction sector. As an electronics engineer you can indulge into both your core field and as well as in the software field if you want. Major software MNCs have requirements of engineers of ECE background also. So, now choice is yours. Without hesitation make out
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Akhilreddy KalvaCurrent Student- NIT, Warangal
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I think it's better to opt for NITW. NITW ECE has very good faculty and very good placements.
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