Engineering

By default, English is the medium for AMIE exams. However, if you have passed Diploma in Hindi medium then you may opt for Hindi medium in AMIE exams by following a certain procedure. Now comes your question of using mixed language (Hinglish) in AMIE exams. Please visit the following link which will

First and foremost focus on basics, any programming language like C, CPP, Java, Python, etc. Data structures and algorithms
Networking
Database
Operating systems
Problem-solving skills
Pointers
Topics
Linked List
Stack & Queue
Deque
Trees
Heap
Recursion
Itself one of most important topic. (Both interviews as wel

Hi Muhsina,
Aspirants who have completed B.Tech in Food Technology can go for various post-graduation and certification programs. The most commonly chosen higher study options by B.Tech in Food Technology graduates include:
Master of Engineering in Food TechnologyMaster of Technology in Processing and

Please check below names -
1. Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology, Sultanpur
2. Institute of Engineering and Technology, Lucknow
3. University Institute of Engineering and Technology CSJMU, Kanpur
4. Government Engineering College, Band
5. Feroze Gandhi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Raibareli
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Yes, colleges play a vital role in your placement. Good colleges give you job at campus and make you in a position to shape your career. But, be aware of fraud colleges and their fake placement records.

Amity University-Mumbai is one of the few universities, who have impeccable record for placement. Faculty members are well experienced and have well-equipped labs. The faculty members are available after classroom hours for academic help too.

Amity University Mumbai offers a good placement for all the streams. A unique joint initiative with TATA giving an opportunity to students for internship with TATA companies and other leading global OEMs to prepare for a real- world, professional experience.

MBA in marketing or finance will help you and if you are good in your engineering I suggest you to get some work experience then go for MBA.
Good luck. Work hard.

MBA will give you knowledge about the corporate world and it helps you to get promotions if you are stuck at the same position in you work for a long time. So, its good to pursue MBA after BE.

If you are passionate about civil engineering, then ho for ME no doubt. Otherwise, do MBA.