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Arnab Kanti Roy

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Yes surely. First, clear WBJEEE with a good rank and you will get a good govt. college in WB.

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HARSHIT NIGAM

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This is the newest campus of VIT and last year, students got civil below 1 Lacs rank easily and I think its not better option to take admission in Bhopal campus because fees structure similar to VIT, Vellore and Chennai campus somewhat. And its infrastructure not fully completed and still its under development.
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Mukul JainI am really passionate about what i do.

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its very good field but depend on your interest as well as which college you have chosen to pursue this so think about this because thete is very vast field for Pursuing engineering.

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shivam patelcollege choice expert

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According to me, ECE branch is better than mechanical. With ECE, you can go for both private and government sectors
and there are also more chances of getting placement in ECE branch as compared to mechanical.

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Rahul Gulati

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Whichever you find interesting. A relative of mine did Chemical Engineering and got placed in Infosys. A friend of mine did Aeronautical Engineering and is now jobless. If you are planning for MS in some foreign country like the US then Aeronautical Engineering would be a good option. So, choose wisely, after all, it's your future.

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Apoorva Pandey

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Yes, you can get a seat in mechanical engineering. Just attend your counselling sessions.

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