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Yogesh Sawant
Beginner-Level 5
Hello Paresh,
MH CET is not required. You can get admission through JEE mains as well.
MH CET is not required. You can get admission through JEE mains as well.
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Yogesh Sawant
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Hello Samruddhi,
The cutoff for B.Tech petroleum engineering is announced only after a particular entrance examination i.e. JEE Mains or MH CET.
The cutoff for B.Tech petroleum engineering is announced only after a particular entrance examination i.e. JEE Mains or MH CET.
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Yogesh Sawant
Beginner-Level 5
Hello Vinay,
The cutoff marks required is only known after the examination. Seeing the last year cutoff, 120 above marks in JEE mains will be fine to get admission in COEP.
Best of luck.
The cutoff marks required is only known after the examination. Seeing the last year cutoff, 120 above marks in JEE mains will be fine to get admission in COEP.
Best of luck.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
The percentage calculation everywhere in the world is common. For example: In five subjects, you have scored 530 marks out of 600 total marks, then you divide 530/600 and multiply it with 100, then the percentage would be 88.33%.
All the best.
The percentage calculation everywhere in the world is common. For example: In five subjects, you have scored 530 marks out of 600 total marks, then you divide 530/600 and multiply it with 100, then the percentage would be 88.33%.
All the best.
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Payal sakhi
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Below mentioned are some of the options:
1. Advertising art director.
2. Animator.
3. Graphic designer.
4. Illustrator.
5. Printmaker.
6. Production designer, theatre/television/film.
Jobs where your degree would be useful include:
1. Exhibition designer.
2. Fine artist.
3. Interior and spatial designer.
4. Landscape architect.
5. Medical illustrator.
6. Multimedia specialist.
7. Photographer.
1. Advertising art director.
2. Animator.
3. Graphic designer.
4. Illustrator.
5. Printmaker.
6. Production designer, theatre/television/film.
Jobs where your degree would be useful include:
1. Exhibition designer.
2. Fine artist.
3. Interior and spatial designer.
4. Landscape architect.
5. Medical illustrator.
6. Multimedia specialist.
7. Photographer.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Manoj Hiwrale,
You can try to secure internship through some relations first. If not, then you can check the below mentioned link:
www.internshala.com
All the best.
You can try to secure internship through some relations first. If not, then you can check the below mentioned link:
www.internshala.com
All the best.
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