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Anish Raj

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Students from other states can join RV College of Engineering through COMEDK UGET, JEE Main, or management quota. COMEDK is the most common route, offering 30% of seats. Management and NRI quotas are also available with higher fees.

 

 

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Vidhi Jain

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Not at all. Each B Tech Civil Engg. college has its own syllabus guidelines to follow, as per which the committee sets the BTech Civil Engineering  coursework structure at the beginning of the academic year itself.

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Vidhi Jain

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Some important B Tech Civil Engg exam prep tips are here

  • You should start preparing for the exam as early as possible
  • Go through the exam syllabus thoroughly to not miss any important topic.
  • Prepare a weekly timetable and decide at least 2-3 topics to be covered every day.
  • Practice the last 5-year papers.
  • Keep the last month solely for revision.

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There are more than 3,300 colleges in India where you can pursue BTech Civil Engineering in the full-time mode. Out of those, more than 1,500 colleges consider the JEE Main exam scores for admission to the course. Since it is one of the traditional and popular engineering specializations among students, the competition is also quite high, with relatively limited seats at top colleges, esp. the IITs and NITs.

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