Engineering

The basic eligibility criterion for admission is successful completion of class 12th examination from a recognized Board with a minimum aggregate  of 45%. Selection is on the basis of MHT CET/ JEE Main score.You have to score about 125-145 marks in the exam.

It depends on the course one would like to join university and rank obtained in the entrance examination of EAMCET. However, it also depends on the category for which admission will be sought i.e General, OBC, SC/ST, Marks in the qualifying examination. As 25% weightage will be given to qualifying examination i.e Intermediate or Plus 2, it will also have an impact in getting the rank in EAMCET.

Yes, you can pursue MDes in Fashion Design after BTech. Though some may only allow those candidates who have completed a Design degree. You can pursue the course if you qualify for entrance exams such as CEED, NIFT, NID DAT etc.

Its better to have a computer Science background to get in to cse.But its okay to be with non computer field.First you have to choose the college you want to study then move forward with the application process.It will be available at online.You have to improve your skills in programming languages.You can either study it before the course .

On an average 74 percent of the students are placed with respect to students who have registered for placement in the last three years. The percentage of students getting the second offer for the last three years is 13. This is with respect to students registered for the recruitment process.So the chance for get into one is high.And morever it is the tsudents responsibility to get in to one.

The entrance examinations that allow admission to Environmental Engineering courses include:

• JEE Main
• MHTCET
• WBJEE
• KEAM
• TNEA

Main subjects included in the Environmental Engineering syllabus are given below

• Engineering Mathematics
• Engineering Physics
• Environmental Chemistry
• Air Pollution and Control
• Advanced Water Treatment

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Yes, Environmental Engineering graduates require a basic understanding of Mathematics in order to design and operate models and systems which are environment friendly. Mathematical skills are required to understand the quantity of the pollutants and to measure them over a period of time. It is also required to manage waste treatment plants and pollution control systems. Though the level of Mathematics taught to Environmental Engineering students is not the same as other disciplines, they are given basic knowledge on Numerical Methods and Calculus.

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After completing Environmental Engg., professionals are hired across companies for managing their resources and suggesting environmentally-safe methods for waste disposal. Some of the popular fields include

• Public health
• Radiation protection
• Environmental Remediation Engineering
• Land management
• Industrial hygiene
• Wastewater Management
• Air pollution control

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