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Chetna S

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Hi, Canada is one of the best places, however vey competitive hence you must check the entry requirements before applying.

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Tanushree Mitra

Guide-Level 12

Hi, generally around 8.2 and above is preferred but you can try applying,please see the entry requirements firstly on university websites. Your admission will also depend on your project work, research and publications, recommendation letters, personal statement etc, the overall profile will be taken into consideration.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Mihir,
it's really great to see your dream of going abroad to study for PG. I feel either of the destinations is ok. You attempt for both and get into where ever feasible.

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Alpana SinhaCareer Counselor, 5 years experience

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Hi Rushii, for lateral entry requirements you have to contact the University directly, they have their own credit transfer norms and accordingly you will be admitted.Please visit the college website and email them for the college specific requirement.

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Devendra Bhandari

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Christ University must be very well reputed college in Bangalore. But, it is not really a good college for B.Tech. This university is one of the best colleges for BBA/BBM and good for MBA.
Placement: Most important thing for any engineering students. Sadly, no other companies come in campus except Tech Mahindra. Placement Record (Around 7-9 %): 28-33 students got placed out of 360 Students in all branches. Technical Companies: Tech Mahindra plus maybe one or two any small companies Non- Technical: May be 2-3 companies including BPO and sales. To be honest, despite its popularity, the famed Christ University doesn't make the cut when i
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Sartaj Mulla

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Why not you will get admission in engineering college for the mechanical branch, there are many colleges in India they can't fill their full seats for engineering so you probably see the cutoffs of different colleges and as per this cutoff and the college status you can fill the form and continue.

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Devendra Bhandari

Beginner-Level 4

Hi,
Let me give you an overview of placements for the year 2017 in Netaji Subhash Engineering College:
MECHANICAL: 10 PLACED
CIVIL: 10 PLACED
ELECTRICAL : 41 PLACED
ECE: Above 75% PLACED
CSE: Above 85% PLACED
AEIE: nearly 25
IT: Above 85% PLACED. This is the overview of major branches. Generally students were placed in software companies like TCS, IBM, Capgemini, CGI, SpiderTech, startups like NASSCOM, Baiju classes, Johnson Control etc. Few students got placed in management firms also. Overall placement is better as per the down falling market.
And, if you are from core branches and ready to sacrifice your education for a Job then TCS is gener
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Sai,
This is the biggest example of bigoted thinking of politicians and all of us who elect them. Admissions in the 2nd year of engineering after completion the of Diploma is restricted to the students of that particular state only. I feel you should attempt to get admission in your own state.

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