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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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You will not get top branches but sure, you can go for a lower one and put good efforts to get an upgrade of dual specialisation course and get EC/CS then.
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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Sure but BMS is no. 3 and PESIT is 4, but the placements of PESIT are done along with that of PESU and the campus has same advantages so you get placement with No. 1. Go for CS in PESU else, stick with EC in PESU, if you are getting BMS for CS then you can consider the change.
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Soumya Kanti Paul
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Hi Vinesh,
Most of the colleges allow you to change your branch after one year. However, there might be some criteria based on SGPA, which varies from college to college. Therefore, you have to maintain a very good academic record.
Most of the colleges allow you to change your branch after one year. However, there might be some criteria based on SGPA, which varies from college to college. Therefore, you have to maintain a very good academic record.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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You should go for chemical engineering branch at Amrita Visha Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore. This is a very good college in terms of placement, infrastructure and faculty members.
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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You should go for IIIT Bangalore, and wait till the Advance score (not rank) is out for applying to IIST and IISER.
You can get NIT- Trichy, Warangal, Calicut and Allahabad and others but the institutions I have mentioned are the best for CS as they are research-oriented institutions and have much higher package offering.
You can get NIT- Trichy, Warangal, Calicut and Allahabad and others but the institutions I have mentioned are the best for CS as they are research-oriented institutions and have much higher package offering.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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As you are an Indian and interested in studying abroad. Therefore, I will suggest you to appear for the entrance exams like GRE and GMAT. These exams will allow you to take admission abroad.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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As you have already completed your graduation in electrical engineering. Therefore, you are eligible to take admission in M.Tech for Mechatronics in Germany or anywhere you want to. Therefore, you should apply for this, if you are interested in the same.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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You can refer the link mentioned here:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gjust-guru-jambheshwar-university-of-science-and-technology-hisar-3273
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gjust-guru-jambheshwar-university-of-science-and-technology-hisar-3273
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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Seeing the number of seats, you'll not get CSE for top 7-8 NITs, but there is one thing you'll be missing out on and that is, if you are interested in CS from job perspective, there are two options from which you can get a good college and still remember one thing, college matters a lot more than branch, the alternative you have to get a better college with the same.
1. Try to get into electrical or electronic courses, all good NITs will offer you the same and you will have atleast 4-6 subjects from CSE.
2 Go for a 5 year (B.Tech+M.Tech) programme, the cutoffs are lower.
3. Go for other colleges than NITs like:
IIST (after getting an Adva
1. Try to get into electrical or electronic courses, all good NITs will offer you the same and you will have atleast 4-6 subjects from CSE.
2 Go for a 5 year (B.Tech+M.Tech) programme, the cutoffs are lower.
3. Go for other colleges than NITs like:
IIST (after getting an Adva
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