Engineering

Hello Milan Kalita, oh yes. There are plenty of websites devoted to dush out information about alumni of this revered institute. You just search the net and you will get the results.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Haya, yes of course there are plenty of government colleges in Kerala. But unfortunately, you have not mentioned anything that can lead us to give you a more comprehensive answer. Okay. Let me advise you that please give your educational qualifications. Then state what course you want to do. Then ask your query afresh. Best wishes to you.

Hello Aditya Thakur, to help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/college/government-polytechnic-Ahmedabad-ambawadi-65193/courses
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Hello Sagar Kumar Shah, no. It's not the case that only mechatronics has a future in India. Let me assure you that civil engineering itself has great potential and if you like the subject then should do graduation only in this branch. Best wishes to you.

The diploma is very difficult compared to B.Tech if you passed all in Diploma easy to take B tech because I am Diploma. B.Tech students in mech.

Except for face-to-face or man to his PC, all communications are telecommunications. In the 70s and 80s, colleges offered telecommunications engineering as a branch, Later, it was renamed Communications engineering by universities. Virtually, there is no difference between these two terms. You would learn wireless, mobile, fiber and telephone communication under this branch.

No, you can't get direct admission to government College for B.Tech through management quota.

Students who have passed 10+2 with the Science stream are eligible. Thanks.

More than 60%in PCM.