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Rishav SoodAlways here & happy to help u..... : )®

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Hi Malvik,
CSE is best everywhere, having very vast opportunities in job all over the world. So, according to my suggestion, go for CSE.

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Rishav SoodAlways here & happy to help u..... : )®

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Hi Rahul,
Yes, you can do regular M.Tech after distance B.Tech. There is not any basic difference between regular and correspondence course, as far as degree is concerned. The value of both the degrees means -Degree with regular and correspondence is same. You can get government seat in B.Tech college by scoring good rank in GATE entrance test. Thanks.

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Rohan Ahuja

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Hi Priyanka,
The result has already been declared on 10th June. Kindly check the official website or contact the concerned authorities directly.

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rohith kola

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Fundamentals of Aerodynamics - John D. Anderson, Jr. Aerodynamics for Engineering Students - E. L. Houghton, P. W. Carpenter
Other reference books:
Gas Dynamics - E. Rathakrishnan
Modern Compressible flow - John D. Anderson, Jr. FLIGHT MECHANICS (Performance, Stability & Control)
Introduction to Flight - John D. Anderson, Jr. OTHER REFERENCE BOOKS:
Aircraft Performance & Design - John D. Anderson, Jr. Airplane Performance, Stability and Control - Perkins & Hage
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS
Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Erwin Kreyszig
Advanced Engineering Mathematics - RK Jain, SRK Iyengar
Advanced Engineering Mathematics - HK Dass
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Bhoopathi,
Yes, it's perhaps the best choice. Another option would be to go in for MBA or appear for civil service exams. It actually should depends on what fascinates you. I would advise you to select that course of action which will give you happiness.

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rohith kola

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Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur - JNTUA
Courses Offered
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B.Tech. (Civil Engineering)
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Yes, automotive engineering in MS Ramaiah comes under VTU.
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