Engineering

I would say, After B.Tech, if you like to enhance knowledge and pursue research in the respective filed, M.Tech is the best option for you. If you are willing to widen your career scope, MBA is the best option
Top University for MBA/M.Tech
Ahmedabad University, Ahmedabad
Jindal Global Business School
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As per my knowledge, Both MBA and M.Tech have their advantages and drawbacks. It is the personal preference of the aspirants and the possibility of securing a seat in a reputed institute that drives the decision of choosing one among these two popular educational programs. If you want to focus on co

Yes, you don't get top colleges you will get the college based on your caste reservation.

You need to get at least 975 in inter and get good marks in Mains.

Greetings, Hemant Gowda Let me just add that you scored fairly well on the KCET. Having a ranking of 65 out of students who are just over 2L is good. You will receive a solid college education for the aeronautical engineering branch, I'm confident with this ranking. I've attached a link that, using

Greetings, Sanjana Singh Admissions to this exclusive engineering school on Badarpur Road in Delhi are determined by JEE Mains exam performance. However, no information on affiliation with any universities is readily available. https://www.shiksha.com/college/delhi-institute-of-aeronautical-sciences

Good day, Karthik There is no information regarding Bangalore colleges that admit A.M.E. Students based on the A.M.E. CET that you are looking for. However, I have attached a list of universities that offer this course via the link below. You must visit each college's website to find the answers to

Dear Karan, Sha Shib is currently widespread throughout India and has academies in more than ten locations. They do provide a variety of course options. Being an all-India company, they have a solid reputation. To assist you, I have included a link that will provide you with all the information you

Good day, Krutik Pathak. It's quite sad that your question has reached me now, two years after you first posted it. However, it still pertains to academics, so I answered. Diploma holders may apply for lateral entry admission to the second year of a four-year degree programme. The admissions process

Hello Jay Makwana, sadly the answer is no. Engineering for aircraft maintenance is actually a B.Sc. Course. Admission to these A.M.E. Courses is made possible by the A.M.E. CET. You must take various CET exams, like as JEE Mains, in order to get admitted to B.Tech programmes, etc. At the national le