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New answer posted•6 years ago
MALLIKARJUNASWAMY S
6 years ago
Good & rapidly growing branch, in-depth of technology, is very innovative such an interested field.

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6 years ago
Please go with this college predictor, this will help you to choose the best for you:
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Sujeet Kumar
6 years ago
You are eligible to apply for AEEE 2020 exam if your aggregate percentage in Diploma is at least 60 %.

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Sujeet Kumar
6 years ago
No, you are not eligible for AFCAT. You need at least 60% in class 12th with physics and maths.

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Sujeet Kumar
6 years ago
Your graduation mark is okay, but your class 12th marks are less than 60%. Also, you should have done your class 12 in physics and math. According to AFCAT eligibility, you are not eligible.

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
No, you should complete your degree for that.

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