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Deeksha Dixit

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Yes, colleges under the MH-CET accept direct entry in the second year of engineering. I assume you are referring to lateral entry to engineering colleges in Maharashtra. For instance, the College of Engineering in Pune This college provides admission to the first year on the basis of MHT CET and JEE scores. It also offers lateral entry in B.Tech. , and to be eligible for it:
1. Your Diploma should be recognised by MSBTE.
2. You should have completed your Diploma course with a minimum of 45% overall.

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No, A third or higher year student may appear for the GATE exam, but he or she will not get a job in PSUs. According to rules, only final-year students are eligible to apply for public sector undertakings (PSU) with their GATE score. However, GATE scores are valid for 3 years for M.Tech admissions, and therefore you may pursue M.Tech. If you want to apply for PSU, then appear for the GATE exam in your final year or after completing graduation, as the validity of the GATE score for a PSU job is just one year.

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Deeksha Dixit

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You have not mentioned the name of a specific government engineering college or state; generally, the admissions process is done on the basis of an entrance exam. Government engineering colleges generally take admission on the basis of an entrance examination such as JEE. At most of the government colleges, the admission process is completed except for entrance exam-based colleges. For IIT, NIT, and IIIT, the counseling process is going on the basis of JEE exam counseling. For Maharashtra government engineering colleges: The MHT CET exam has already been conducted, and admission is under process on the basis of CET counseling. Similarl
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Deeksha Dixit

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The admission process for Polytechnic colleges differs according to Diploma courses and the nature of the institute. There are both private as well as government Polytechnic colleges that offer a three-year Diploma in various specializations, such as civil engineering. The common admission process is:
1. You will need to fulfill eligibility criteria to register online or offline at Polytechnic College.
2. This criteria is to have completed the 10th or 12th grade with a minimum of 45% for a government Polytechnic and 35% for a private Polytechnic college.
3. To gain admission to government colleges such as the UP Polytechnic College, you
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deepika maurya

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Scope of Biomedical Engineering: Opportunities in management, laboratory work, education, research, consultancy, and Numerous national healthcare laboratories. Biomedicals provide an understanding of the human disease, its prevention, diagnosis, treatment, alleviation, monitoring, etc. Jobs after completing Biomedical Engineering:
1- Software and hardware engineering.
2- Medical device industry.
3- Innovative design and development.
4- Research and development.
5- Manufacturing.
6- Equipment testing and field servicing.
7- Clinical patient evaluation.
8- Technical documentation. Biomedical Engineer Salary: INR 1,10,000 Lacs PA to INR 6,
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Deeksha Dixit

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Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar, provides admission to B.Tech courses on the basis of OJEE counseling. For admission to the B.Tech. In Computer Science Engineering (CSE), the cut-offs are announced for the following categories:
1. General: The latest available closing rank was around AIR 3,17,193
2. SC: The latest available closing rank is 6,26,920 AIR.
3. ST: The closing rank was around 9,47,023 for CSE.
4. Green Card: 5,05,531 closing rank
5. Ex-Servicemen: The closing rank was around 3,86,600. There are certain seats reserved for females also, whose closing rank was around 2,50,393. However, there is no separate OBC catego
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deepika maurya

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JEE Main is a national-level entrance exam for courses like B.Tech. , B.Arch. , B. Plan, and B.E in various IITs, NITs, and CFTIs. JEE Main exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). To apply for JEE main exam, you can visit the official website and download the application form. JEE exam is conducted once a year for two Papers which are Paper-1 for B.E or B.Tech course and Paper-2 for B.Arch or B. Plan. JEE Main Exam Pattern:
1- JEE Main exam for Paper-1 consists of 90 Multiple Choice Questions for a total of 300 marks. Test Duration: 3 Hours 20 Minutes. No. of Sections in the exam: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry.
2- Paper-2
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PRAVEENRAJ H

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PGDC Power Plant Engineering placement status is about 100% for the batch (2021-22).

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deepika maurya

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Associate Member of the Institution of Engineers (AMIE) is a Professional Engineering Degree and the most important thing for doing this is, the candidates have to work in an Engineering organisation. AMIE Exam has two sections. Section- A has 4 subjects. Section- B has 9 subjects. The first student has to PASS all 4 subjects of Section-A, then candidates will get admission to Section B. The rule while doing AMIE is, the student can appear for a maximum of 4 subjects at a time. So Candidates need a minimum of one attempt to PASS Section-A. But as there are 9 subjects in Section-B, even if the student clears 4 Subjects in a single attem
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Sandhya Kumari

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To become full stack developer you shall have to get good at front end development as well as Backed. For backed you have to have complete grasp over language like PHP, JavaScript and Java to create backed of a web. And for front end you should learn HTML, CSS JAVAScript ( javascript works both ways) and also SQL. These are the language you can start with to become full stack developer.

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