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I am not able to decide which college/Universiry to join for pursuing B.E/B.TECH in computer science or electronic & electrical engineering
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Asked by Dedeepya V L Rachakonda
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6 years ago
You can go to any private college you want but the thing is that you have to work hard to get better knowledge. Also, you can drop for 1 year and give the main exam again to improve your percentile in order to get an NIT or IIT.
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How is electronics and instrumentation engineering? What are the job opportunities after this course?
122 Views|3 Followers|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Kausthubha K
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6 years ago
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The role of electronics and instrumentation engineers have come to come acquire a great deal of importance of any industrial undertaking as they are responsible for the maintenance, designing, and construction of the complete instrumentation system. With a surge in the usage of smartphones, demand
The role of electronics and instrumentation engineers have come to come acquire a great deal of importance of any industrial undertaking as they are responsible for the maintenance, designing, and construction of the complete instrumentation system. With a surge in the usage of smartphones, demand
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What is the job scope after doing electronics and instrumentation engineering from KIIT?
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Asked by Rishab Pal
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6 years ago
Hi rishab, The role of electronics and instrumentation engineers has come to come acquire a great deal of importance of any industrial undertaking as they are responsible for the maintenance, designing, and construction of the complete instrumentation system. With a surge in the usage of smartphones
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What is the future of electronics and instrumentation engineering?
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Asked by Sriharirao Putta
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Hi, The role of electronics and instrumentation engineers have come to come acquire a great deal of importance of any industrial undertaking as they are responsible for the maintenance, designing, and construction of the complete instrumentation system. With a surge in the usage of smartphones, dema
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What is the scope of electronics and instrumentation engineering and electronics and control system engineering?
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Asked by Anubhav Mazumdar
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The role of electronics and instrumentation engineers have come to come acquire a great deal of importance of any industrial undertaking as they are responsible for the maintenance, designing, and construction of the complete instrumentation system. With a surge in the usage of smartphones, demand f
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Which entrance exam is required for B.E in electronics engineering and what percentage required in class 12th.
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Asked by Pushpa Yadav
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6 years ago
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You will have to give the JEE exam. Visit this link to know more:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-colleges-india
You will have to give the JEE exam. Visit this link to know more:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/b-tech-colleges-india
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GEC karad is better for admission for Electronics and Telecommunication engineering.
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Asked by Vivek Hivaji Shirke
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What is the fee structure for Ph.D. in Electronics & Communication engineering. In BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore?
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Asked by Pranab Kanti Sarker
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6 years ago
Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech]4 year (s) 88,240
Master of Technology [M.Tech]2 year (s) 1,28,780
Master of Business Administration [MBA]2 year (s) 1,08,780
Bachelor of Architecture [B.Arch]5 year (s) 1,07,800.
Master of Technology [M.Tech]2 year (s) 1,28,780
Master of Business Administration [MBA]2 year (s) 1,08,780
Bachelor of Architecture [B.Arch]5 year (s) 1,07,800.
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Not mentioned about fee structure for Ph.D. in Electronics & communication Engineering.
48 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Pranab Kanti Sarker
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6 years ago
Dear,
The fees for Ph.D. in electronics & Communication varies for different colleges it ranges from rs 60000 to rs 400000 per annum.
The fees for Ph.D. in electronics & Communication varies for different colleges it ranges from rs 60000 to rs 400000 per annum.
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Please mention about fee structure for Ph.D. in Electronics & Communication Engineering.
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Asked by Pranab Kanti Sarker
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Dear,
The fees for Ph.D. in electronics & Communication varies for different colleges. It ranges from rs 60000 to rs 400000 per annum.
The fees for Ph.D. in electronics & Communication varies for different colleges. It ranges from rs 60000 to rs 400000 per annum.
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