Engineering

Hi Nirbhay,
There are no such private admission procedure in NIT Jalandhar:
1. Admission to the B.Tech course is based on the JEE Main followed by JoSAA counselling.
2. Admission to the M.Tech course is based on GATE score followed by CCMT counselling.
3. For admission to the Ph.D. courses, candidate

Hi, Civil engineer is the person who pursue Engineering in civil branch. While Civil Engineering is the degree done from Civil branch like B.Tech or BE. Thanks :). .

Hi,
In terms of degree, obviously, a degree engineer is on a high level than an Diploma. But in terms of practical Knowledge a Diploma engineer is a clear winner. There are some reasons behind this that :-
1. In Diploma they more focus on practical which is far more important than theories specially

NITK Chemical has good professors and labs, etc. I have no idea about ICT.

Hi Rahul, MREC followed by MRCET, MRITS, MRCE, MRCEW, MRIT and MRIET (Search on web for abbreviations). I hope this helps!
Thanks :). .

Hi Pratiksha,
As it is regarded as one of the best college for computer science engineering in NCR (followed by AKGEC and then ABESEC). The college gets one of the best placements in NCR (Ghaziabad region). But I say it's pretty average because:-
* Average faculties.
* Below average curriculum (the cu

Yes, The Malla Reddy Group has many institutions under its banner. Most of them are good for a specific course I. e. * MREC is good for Mechanical Engineering and Electronics and Communication. * MRCET is great for Aeronautical Engineering. * MRCE and MRITS for Electronics and Communication, Compute

Associate Diploma in Cyber Security from CSSRL is a 12 month training programme which you can consider for this. It is a foundation programme with detailed practical hands-on training. The schedule is flexible to accommodate your B.Tech/BCA/other graduation schedule.

Hi Rahul,
Malla Reddy Institute of Technology and Science (MRITS) is located on the outskirts of north-Hyderabad, where Frequency of RTC buses up to Kompally is excellent but as thousands of students are headed to the 20-odd engineering colleges in the area, buses are overcrowded. People are seen ha