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Shashank SharmaSoftware Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20
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No, only the wards of army personnel are eligible.
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Mukul JainI am really passionate about what i do.
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Yes, it is possible but you have to do hard work because after two years you have to face maths which will be difficult for you.
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Nikhil DevadigaI am an Automobile Engineering student.
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Following is the link where you can find many colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Find a good one according to your elegibility: https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/colleges-india?rf=filters&ts=34955545&tf=5034473&ct[]=702&ct[]=40&bc[]=10&ss[]=sp_10&uaf[]=location.
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Nikhil DevadigaI am an Automobile Engineering student.
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Yes, of course, there are many colleges offering distance education. You can also do distance education in some of the top colleges in India. I would suggest you to visit Shiksha.com and find the right college for your distance education.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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If you have completed your Diploma in mechanical then you can't do B.Tech but you can complete your AMIE IEI. With this AMIE, you can pursue a Bachelors in engineering which is equivalent and get a civil engineering degree.
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ankita moreFinal year student of Electrical Engg.
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It purely depends upon your interest in the specific field. But, considering placements, CSE has more frequent opportunities as today every company needs the IT and computer people. Mechanical engineering is a core branch and It also has lot of opportunities of placements. But, again if your preference is towards salary and placements, going with CSE is a good opt.
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bhavya arora
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According to me, you should follow your interest and coming to placements, nowadays there are a lot of IT companies which require talented youngsters and your interest and enthusiasm towards the stream will help you learn better and package you get in computer stream is also good if you work hard in 4 years of engineering and do good projects you will get good company and package and coming to mechanical if you want to go for it. It is an evergreen stream but problem is that nowadays most of the things are automated which reduces the scope for mechanical. So take your decision wisely. Interest is the most important thing before taking
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Chandigarh University hi
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I am not aware of the Shiv Nadar University as Chandigarh University provides the best placements for B.Tech mechanical engineering. For admissions, call on general admission helpline numbers.
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