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Guide-Level 12
Excellent grades are must if you want to get into a good university. So, focus on your 12th. You must take SAT, TOEFL or IELTS to be considered for admissions. Though SAT is not required by Canadian universities, you may choose to take the test. Your SOP and LORs will also be evaluated for admissions. Ideally the SAT must be taken during 11th or 12th, so that you can submit your applications on time. Remember, you must start the application process a year ahead of the intakes. You should visit university websites for the average admission requirements and prepare accordingly.
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You should go with mechanical engineering because today's market is on high demand for mechanical engineers and hence, doing B.Tech after Diploma in mechanical engineering is one of the best options students can go for. Diploma holders get
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Those are not really good scores. Check universities under 30.
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Beginner-Level 3
I took a decision and I am not regretting and here's a overview of both the colleges I got to know in these years.
PESIT does not take admission through COMEDK anymore. Also, it's fee structure is twice as much as RVCE.
Apart from these two factors, PESIT is known to spend a lot on its marketing and publicity, RV hardly ever does that. Placements are pretty much the same in CSE and ISE but RV has a far better placements in other branches.
RV has a better campus and clubs as well.
So, my take is, go for ECE in RV.
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