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Yash Arora
Guide-Level 11
Hello Shivam,
If you have a knack for science and math, either mechanical engineering or computer programming could satisfy you on the job. But beyond their technical bent, the two are quite different. Mechanical engineers invent new products and mainly deals with machines, manufacturing and automobile sector. While in CSE you deal with coading, programming and software developments.So its you who can decide what could be best bet for you. Just study hard and try to get in to any of the reputed engineering college as this is what going to provide you better placement opportunities Try to get in to any of the IITs & NITs and in private o
If you have a knack for science and math, either mechanical engineering or computer programming could satisfy you on the job. But beyond their technical bent, the two are quite different. Mechanical engineers invent new products and mainly deals with machines, manufacturing and automobile sector. While in CSE you deal with coading, programming and software developments.So its you who can decide what could be best bet for you. Just study hard and try to get in to any of the reputed engineering college as this is what going to provide you better placement opportunities Try to get in to any of the IITs & NITs and in private o
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Shivli Agrawal
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I am sorry but i can't tell anything without the boards marks. The final rank is calculated on the basis of both so the board marks are quite crucial as well. But if i assume your board score in relation with the mains then you stand a low chance of securing admission in NSIT until you have an ST category or something of that sort.
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2016-05-01 22:30:25
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
Diploma doesnt provide grt placement and is neither recommended and accepted by companies. Full time Engineering degree is always good and advisable as job opportunities do rise.
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2016-05-01 22:20:44
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
SRM is widely accepted and recommended for the kind of placement assistance and ratio it has. the number of core companies visiting are on a rise with decent student intake.
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