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AKSHAT AGRAWAL
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In order to take admission in ME, programs candidates have to register for TANCET counseling where they will be offered admission on the basis of their GATE/TANCET score. Admission to MBA courses will be offered on the basis of TANCET/CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT score.
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Sneha singhal
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For the general category, the cutoff was 26.3, For OBC, it was 23.6 and for SC, ST, and PWD, it was 17.5.
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Joel Sam Sunil
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Yeahh. You can find courses in your field in online platforms like Simplilearn which provides various online courses.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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MIT WPU Pune can be the good option for pursuing B.Tech CSE. The eligibility criteria of B.Tech CSE is given below. Eligibility: 50% & above score aggregate in PCM/ PCB / Physics Mathematics Compulsory with Chemistry /Biotechnology or Biology/ Technical Vocational programs in 10+2 or equivalent examination. Admission criteria: For all B.Tech Programs candidates should appear in JEE/ MH-CET/ PERA CET.
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Shoab Ahmad
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Yes, absolutely, you can pursue Post graduation in Biomedical engineering after B.Sc. You can take admission in post-graduation through most popular exam GATE in engineering colleges.
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Debalina Bhowmick
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Engineering and social sciences are totally different sciences. One cannot really compare these two streams. There are some courses which demand specific degree for applying eg: clinical psychology, MBA etc. The remaining courses ask for any degree. You can go through the courses mentioned on the website, and if your interests match the subjects of the course, you can apply for it. I am an engineer myself and chose Public Policy, Governance, and Development Studies as my preferences for admission after finding that these two courses are of my interest. I have not chosen HRM&LR, which happens to be the most sought-after course in TISS,
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Dark Wings
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Computer engineering is not a big deal but you have to dedicate yourself and have to spend more time on focusing on coding, logical and reasoning skills
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