Engineering

Definitely, Amity University Gwalior is the best place to pursue B.Tech CSE degree. The faculty and course curriculum is par with the degree and designed in a way that makes the student well versed and knowledgeable. The college focuses more on the practical aspect then theoretical, preparing students for life after college. Whereas Amity Gwalior is small but up to the mark.

Other are many colleges for B.Tech like IIT'S, NIT'S and also many private colleges for B.Tech. You and give JEE Main paper and if you get appropriate marks than you can get a better NIT.

There is no needs to confuse. Technical study is the best aspect because of its scope and opportunities. GATE UPSC, Defence, Banks, Railways and PSUs etc. Are the major government recruiters for technical people. So keep yours focus in the right direction and start your preparation for GATE right now. The GATE score between 50-60 can open the lot of opportunities for you.

For getting admission in this college you have to appear for the JEE Mains paper 2, after that you can easily get admission in this college if your score is good.

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Yes, you can do a Diploma in Mechatronics, as it is a very good course. Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering is a 3 years long Diploma certificate program. This course can be pursued by students who have passed the 10th standard as well as class 12th.
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First of all, have some kind of basic knowledge about the mechanical subjects, which would be coming on your mechatronics.

Hello,E&TC is better than electronics because it is a combination of two fields. One is electronics and the other is telecommunications. So, you have a chance to get a job in both industries, which is a plus point compared to electronics engineering.