Engineering

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Definitely, you can, but you can do in some area only, as from me, I am doing my aerospace engineering and in my field, I am studying avionics subject which is taught by ECE faculty, because avionics is based on fully electronics. So, you can go with Masters in aerospace engineering (Avionics), if y

You cannot get government engineering college on the basis of class 12th percentage. You have to clear the competitive exams like JEE main, WBJEE JEE Advanced etc.

Believe it or not, significant proportion of engineering graduates go on to do something other than engineering. I think that one reason is because engineers love solving problems and putting things in order, and there are a lot of fields with big problems to be solved. Another reason is that all co

Hello,
Eligibility criteria for admission is, candidate has to pass H.S (10+2), or its equivalent examination with minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics taken together (40% for SC/ST candidates) and with at least 30% marks in English (for all category of candidates) with individu

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Yes, but makes no sense. You can sit for off campus interviews in a metro city.