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Harish Singh

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To know admission procedure to all engineering programs for the academic year 2018 at Chitkara University, please visit the link here: https://bit.ly/2GmUIb1

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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Sorry dear, as your score is too less, you cannot get any nit college with ECE or CSE branch. You may get any other branch. First, try out your counselling process of JEE Mains. And try out Shiksha JEE college predictor for other good colleges according to your score.

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archit kumarCollege selection expert

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Hello Shiva,
Both branches are good in contrast to government jobs, however, government jobs in mechanical engineering are competitively more in numbers than ECE, as almost every PSU hire mechanical engineers.

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See, NIT is a better option than any other normal college but on the other side, ECE is a bit tough. Also, its not just your level of interest to opt for your B.Tech, post that you should be in a position.
To get placed quickly, it depends on based on your college reputation and campus selection. Mainly, your option will be based on your career plan post B.Tech.

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