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New answer posted•3 years ago
Is it possible to get direct B tech admissions in engineering colleges without writing KCET exam based on board scores alone? (in Mysore).
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Asked by Sumukha P Kashyap
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3 years ago
Yes, it is possible. There are many ways to join B.Tech. In private colleges we have to pay amount for seats. For government seats we have definitely qualified the CET exams.
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I want to know about the fee structure at Chanakya Institute of Polytechnic and Technology for Diploma in Civil Engineering.
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Asked by Subhash Kumar Gupta
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3 years ago
The few at Chanakya institute of polytechnic and technology for diploma in civil engineering is approximately 27,000. It is a 3-year fulltime course.
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I want to become an A.M.E. and it was a licensed course. Does TS EAMCET exam marks are useful for this course?
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Asked by Rr Gamer
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3 years ago
TS EAMCET is not useful for A.M.E. Course. TS EAMCET marks are useful to join in various engineer colleges in Telangana. I prefer A.M.E. CET would be the best for this course. This course has lot of skills and there is need to learn Physics, Chemistry and Maths.
New answer posted•3 years ago
What is the difference between a Polytechnic and a university?
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Asked by Anita
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3 years ago
The difference between a Polytechnic and a university:
Polytechnics are generally predetermined for engineering courses and are well-equipped for this. If you prefer engineering courses such as electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics engineering, etc., your best bet should be poly
Polytechnics are generally predetermined for engineering courses and are well-equipped for this. If you prefer engineering courses such as electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics engineering, etc., your best bet should be poly
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Let me bring to your attention that electrical engineering-EE consists of several sub-majors: Electromagnetic Fields, Power Systems, Control Systems, Electronics Systems, Signal Processing, Embedded Systems, Communication Systems, and Computer Engineering. Each sub-major requires different types of
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What is the difference between Group "A" and Group "B" posts in ESE?
319 Views|Posted 3 years ago
Asked by Shruti
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3 years ago
Group A posts are superior to Group B posts in ESE, and a Group B officer reports to a Group A officer. CPES (Central Power Engineering Services) group posts: one who joins the post of Assistant Director I or Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE) in the CEA (Central Electricity Authority). They report
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ESE in-hand Salary:
IES officers come under Pay band 10 which has a scale salary of INR 56,100 Per month. Pay Band: INR 56,100
Grade Pay: INR 0
TA: INR 3,200
DA: INR 2% (INR 1122/-)
DA on TA 125%: INR 4000
Gross Pay: 64,200
In-Hand Salary: 55,135 (approximately. )
Entry-level IES officer:
The entry-level sa
IES officers come under Pay band 10 which has a scale salary of INR 56,100 Per month. Pay Band: INR 56,100
Grade Pay: INR 0
TA: INR 3,200
DA: INR 2% (INR 1122/-)
DA on TA 125%: INR 4000
Gross Pay: 64,200
In-Hand Salary: 55,135 (approximately. )
Entry-level IES officer:
The entry-level sa
New answer posted•3 years ago
I have opted for eMBA in MET and I plan to do HR as a specialisation what can be the minimum package for that?
4 Views|Posted 3 years ago
Asked by Suniti Shenoy

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3 years ago
It may costs up to Rs 10-30 Lacs for EMBA in MET for HR specialisation.
New answer posted•3 years ago
I have got 5542 AIR in JEE Advanced. Should I pursue metallurgy from IIT, Roorkee or civil/chemical from IIT BHU?
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Asked by Shriram Goyal
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Which is better among IIT BHU for metallurgy and IIT Delhi for textile?
77 Views|Posted 3 years ago
Asked by Utkarsh Gautam
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3 years ago
Delhi textile, go for better college if non circuital branches are the only option.