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Vivek Basera
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I don't have any idea about M.Tech but for B.Tech we have 95% placements.
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preet chovatiyaMyself Preet Chovatiya from Surat.
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If you are good in understanding the structure problems then only go for Masters in structure because after studying structure you have to solve real life structural problems. If you are good in software like Revit, Autocad, Archicad, Lumion, etc. then go for Masters in interior designing. For interior designing, you have to be creative for attracting the clients.
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Pavan Kumar
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What is the need in converting CGPA to percentage? Leave them as you revive. In interviews, no one asks you about the exact % in number, they just need your percentage.
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Vinita Shinkar
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You can pursue M.Tech without GATE score as well. SPA Delhi, SPA Bhopal and SPA Vijaywada. These colleges offer M.Plan in Urban and Regional planning, Transport and Environment, Infrastructure Planning. These colleges offer seats based on your past record, entrance examination and personal interview. You can also go for CEPT university which offer admission based on SKYPE interview and written and oral test!
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Tejaswi Ram,
Placements is a very dynamic subject. Of course sincere management and an excellent team go a long way in providing students best of the opportunities for placements. But then economic and industrial condition of the country plays an important role in this whole business of placements. When the things are going good even lower ranked colleges get recruiters and place their students, but in hard times even the best of colleges including IIT's find it tough to place their students. Jain University as an institution has a well oiled machinery of placements and hence I have no doubts that this cell of theirs will definite
Placements is a very dynamic subject. Of course sincere management and an excellent team go a long way in providing students best of the opportunities for placements. But then economic and industrial condition of the country plays an important role in this whole business of placements. When the things are going good even lower ranked colleges get recruiters and place their students, but in hard times even the best of colleges including IIT's find it tough to place their students. Jain University as an institution has a well oiled machinery of placements and hence I have no doubts that this cell of theirs will definite
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Anjali Sharma
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Admissions process: 70% seats are filled through university level counselling based on marks obtained in class 10+2 and rank obtained in JEE Mains.
Selection parameter and weightages:
10+2 marks - 75%
JEE Mains - 25%
Remaining 30% seats are filled by the university based on the marks obtained in class 10+2.
For complete information visit this link: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/integrated-b-tech-m-tech-in-medical-nanotechnology-shanmugha-arts-science-technology-and-research-academy-thanjavur-182618
Selection parameter and weightages:
10+2 marks - 75%
JEE Mains - 25%
Remaining 30% seats are filled by the university based on the marks obtained in class 10+2.
For complete information visit this link: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/integrated-b-tech-m-tech-in-medical-nanotechnology-shanmugha-arts-science-technology-and-research-academy-thanjavur-182618
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Anjali Sharma
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For answering your question i am attaching a link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-food-processing-university-college-of-technology-osmania-university-tarnaka-hyderabad-288914
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/course/m-tech-in-food-processing-university-college-of-technology-osmania-university-tarnaka-hyderabad-288914
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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IIT-Delhi is the best college for it and also you can go for Indian Institute of Science and research colleges.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Tanmoy, Yes, a student of mechanical engineering at undergraduate level can surely think of doing PG in aeronautical engineering. Of course the student can not select "avionics" as specialisation. However, any sub-branch of aeronautical engineering related to mechanical engineering can be selected if the student selects appropriate paper of GATE.
Best wishes for your dream of pursuing PG in aeronautical engineering.
Best wishes for your dream of pursuing PG in aeronautical engineering.
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