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raghavendra kumaralways be good
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I will suggest Amrita and RV College of Engineering for doing external Diploma in mechanical engineering.
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Almas QURESHI
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If wants to take admission in BE/B.Arch course in any branch, you have to give JEE MAINS exam in government +plus private college after the counselling procedure will be done by the JOSSA acc. To cutoff and your score u will get the college like IIT IIIT NIT government + private also. In this, you can choose branch as well. And also, conduct their own counselling's on the JEE MAINS marks basis + your HSC+2 %. So, check your state BE/B.Tech counselling also. Nab for many private and well known institutes, you can apply for their separate exams like VIT, SRMJEE UPSEE COMDECK LPU, bits MHT CET etc. Good luck.
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Vijay Singh Kholiya
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You have a good score in GRE and IELTS keeping that in mind you can do MS from foreign in Data Analytics as you are good in Python and R. You can easily get a scholarship in foreign.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Kushal,
Yes, of course. Doing graduation in mechanical engineering will give you a very good perspective for future specialization in automobile engineering. In fact in the beginning, automobile engineering was considered as a sub branch of mechanical engineering. In the years to come automobiles are going to continue to be the mainstay of indicator of the country's industrialization and the chances are all the companies in India are going to spend more and more on this area in this automobile field, increasing chances of students to get placed and go big way in their career. Best wishes to you.
Yes, of course. Doing graduation in mechanical engineering will give you a very good perspective for future specialization in automobile engineering. In fact in the beginning, automobile engineering was considered as a sub branch of mechanical engineering. In the years to come automobiles are going to continue to be the mainstay of indicator of the country's industrialization and the chances are all the companies in India are going to spend more and more on this area in this automobile field, increasing chances of students to get placed and go big way in their career. Best wishes to you.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Diploma, B.E/B.Tech from distance mode are not valid as per AICTE guidelines for employment purpose. Hence, never pursue. Its better to take regular or part time admission.
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Sharath H AithalB.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD
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Hi, in NATA 2019 regulations, you have to secure at least 50% Marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics and an aggregate of at least 50% marks in board examinations. Yes as a additional bachelors course you may add one more degree. you will have to satisfy the above said conditions from your 12th scores to be eligible for NATA registration.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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You can't compare both. If anyone is not having interest in computer or technology, then computer is the worst. If he has an interest, then it is the best. Same goes for mechanical. If anyone likes stuffs that are mechanical. If anyone is interested more in further studies, if anyone is more interested in working for core companies or PSUs then Mechanical engineering is the best. While in CSE, all you need is a passion and devotion towards programming and Maths. I see people getting into research after B.Tech. But don't dream of getting into Core fields or company after CSE. So finally, I will say if you want to join PSU or government
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Akshay Bajaj
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