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Kunwar Bhanu Prakash VermaCivil Engineering NiT Agartala
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The chances of you getting placed will be doubled if you do your M.Tech or MS in material sciences or metallurgy. The demand for metallurgical engineers is growing these days. Government organisations like DRDO, DRDL, etc. offer a wide range of opportunities. Also, private companies like shell, Liners India, Tata Steel, Reliance, etc. offer some very interesting jobs. So all those students really interested in material science can take up this really interesting branch and stop worrying about the placements.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Naveen,
What will happen when you come up to the stage of JEE Mains, cannot be predicted today. But admission to IIT's is via JEE Advanced. You have to be in top 2L students to be eligible to appear.
What will happen when you come up to the stage of JEE Mains, cannot be predicted today. But admission to IIT's is via JEE Advanced. You have to be in top 2L students to be eligible to appear.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Snehankit,
Your category rank should be below 200, so that you may get a seat at IIT Bombay. Whatever be the score, if your rank is good, you can get a seat as the cut-off scores changes every year.
Your category rank should be below 200, so that you may get a seat at IIT Bombay. Whatever be the score, if your rank is good, you can get a seat as the cut-off scores changes every year.
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VARTIKA YADAV
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1. Aerospace Engineering: 62 seats
2. Chemical Engineering: 124 seats
3. Civil Engineering: 117 seats
4. Computer Science and Engineering: 87 seats
5. Electrical Engineering: 60 seats
6. Engineering Physics: 30 seats
7. Mechanical Engineering: 116 seats
8. Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science: 98 seats
9. Bachelor of Science-Chemistry: 32 seats
10. Electrical Engineering with M.Tech. in Communications and Signal Processing: 32 seats
11. Electrical Engineering with M.Tech. in Microelectronics: 32 seats
12. Energy Engineering with M.Tech. in Energy Systems Engineering: 30 seats
13. Engineering Physics with M.Tech. in Engineering Physics w
2. Chemical Engineering: 124 seats
3. Civil Engineering: 117 seats
4. Computer Science and Engineering: 87 seats
5. Electrical Engineering: 60 seats
6. Engineering Physics: 30 seats
7. Mechanical Engineering: 116 seats
8. Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science: 98 seats
9. Bachelor of Science-Chemistry: 32 seats
10. Electrical Engineering with M.Tech. in Communications and Signal Processing: 32 seats
11. Electrical Engineering with M.Tech. in Microelectronics: 32 seats
12. Energy Engineering with M.Tech. in Energy Systems Engineering: 30 seats
13. Engineering Physics with M.Tech. in Engineering Physics w
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sukanya,
Yes, definitely you can. JEE Mains is an exam that would enable admission in first year of NITs. For lateral admission into 2nd year, there is normally no exam since it's based on marks obtained in Diploma.
Yes, definitely you can. JEE Mains is an exam that would enable admission in first year of NITs. For lateral admission into 2nd year, there is normally no exam since it's based on marks obtained in Diploma.
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VARTIKA YADAV
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You must secure a general rank under 1000.
You will 100% get admission in aerospace engineering in your desired IIT.
You will 100% get admission in aerospace engineering in your desired IIT.
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aashirwad kumar
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First of all if you have enough capacity to imagine and visualize then opt for B.Des. IIT, Bombay's first batch is still to be placed but IIT, Guwahati placements were awesome, 10 lakhs minimum and average around 20 lakhs.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Sumedha,
I am very happy that you are dreaming and dreaming big. IIT Mumbai is the top draw for Aeronautical Engineering branch.
Regular studies, exercise and pranayama are the best thing in achieving your dreams. Plan a schedule that covers all this every day. Take mock tests. May be join a coaching institute. These will teach you how to answer quickly. That's it.
Best wishes.
I am very happy that you are dreaming and dreaming big. IIT Mumbai is the top draw for Aeronautical Engineering branch.
Regular studies, exercise and pranayama are the best thing in achieving your dreams. Plan a schedule that covers all this every day. Take mock tests. May be join a coaching institute. These will teach you how to answer quickly. That's it.
Best wishes.
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