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New question posted•8 years ago
New answer posted•8 years ago
It all depends on your AIR. Given that, you got 71% in JEE Mains, I am assuming you have a score of 255-256 which brings you a rank of around a maximum of 3K which means you have a guarantee to get in DA-IICT. The cut-off ranks are around 12K.
Hope this helps.

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S
8 years ago
Hi Isha,
There are states in India such as Tamil Nadu that offer admission to engineering based on class 12th PCM scores. There is no state entrance examinations in such states.

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What is the fees structure for this course?

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Asked by Sonali
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shivam patel
8 years ago
Yes, it is necessary.

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What scores are required to get into Muzaffarpur Engineering College?

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Asked by Akriti
Sonik Sourabh
8 years ago
First of all, its Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology (MIT), the oldest college of engineering from Bihar. It is a state of art college in terms of education but not in placements. For this college, you have to be among top 1500 students of BCECE Mains Exam conducted by the state government of Bihar

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Is it worth doing MS in petroleum?

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Asked by Yash
S
8 years ago
I personally don't recommend petroleum engineering as your Bachelor's degree. Always pursue your Bachelor's degree in core sector, so that you can have a strong backup. Moreover, as this sector is cyclic in nature, it does't assure you jobs in odd times. Petroleum engineering very specialised and st

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S
8 years ago
Hi Vicky,
It depends on your priorities. You have the option of getting a job and pursuing your higher studies with some experience. Or you can choose to pursue your higher studies right away. With higher studies, your job prospects increases and I would recommend that you do pursue the same though.

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