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New answer posted•2016-07-06 20:37:51
Should I pursue B.Tech in CSE in JSS, Noida or opt for B.Tech in ME in Dayal Bagh, Agra?
215 Views|Posted 2016-07-06 20:37:51
Asked by Yash

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2016-07-06 20:37:51
I think jss noida is a better option.
New answer posted•2016-07-05 08:54:27
What is the highest package offered for B.Tech (mechanical) in Ram Swaroop?
87 Views|Posted 2016-07-05 08:54:27
Asked by Pushkar
New answer posted•2016-06-29 21:36:19
Which post graduation courses I can pursue in Germany after completing my BE in mechanical engineering?
70 Views|Posted 2016-06-29 21:36:19
Asked by Ajit

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2016-06-29 21:36:19
MBA in Germany in Automobile Study is best with great opportunity and salaries offered by premium auto companies like Bmw, Merc, Audi which have huge manufacturer base in Germany.
New answer posted•2016-06-29 10:27:16
Which is better, opting for M.Tech in mechanical after completing B.Tech in ME or pursuing MBA after completing B.Tech in ME?
107 Views|Posted 2016-06-29 10:27:16
Asked by G

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2016-06-29 10:27:16
Dear Balaji,
B.Tech mechanical with MBA will be good combination. But you should do your MBA from good business schools. If you get good score with GMAT, TOEFL you can come from a business school from US and UK. If not in India CAT/MAT entrance exams will give best b schools in India. So all the best
B.Tech mechanical with MBA will be good combination. But you should do your MBA from good business schools. If you get good score with GMAT, TOEFL you can come from a business school from US and UK. If not in India CAT/MAT entrance exams will give best b schools in India. So all the best
New answer posted•2016-06-29 00:13:10
Can I pursue B.Tech mechanical abroad after my polytechnic in USA universities?
83 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-06-29 00:13:10
Asked by Shourya

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2016-06-29 00:13:10
Yes you can definitely pursue engineering abroad after polytechnic. In US engineering degree is called a BS degree. There are various options to pursue BS abroad. Some of the most popular universities for Indian students are - Georgia Tech, University of Southern California etc. Depending upon your
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New answer posted•2016-06-28 23:52:23
Which specializations are offered for M.Tech in mechanical?
111 Views|Posted 2016-06-28 23:52:23
Asked by Kranthi

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2016-06-28 23:52:23
you can specialise in Machine Design, Thermal Sciences, Production Technology, Process Eqpmnt Piping Tech .
New answer posted•2016-06-28 12:24:12
Which course should I pursue after completing my B.Tech in mechanical, M.Tech or MBA?
74 Views|Posted 2016-06-28 12:24:12
Asked by G

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2016-06-28 12:24:12
Hi Balaji,
Pursue a course you have interest in and have inclination for.
If you want to get into managerial line go for MBA and if you have technical bent of mind go for M.Tech.
MBA has a large quantity of jobs and major areas for building a fabulous career which can promise them a secured and flouris
Pursue a course you have interest in and have inclination for.
If you want to get into managerial line go for MBA and if you have technical bent of mind go for M.Tech.
MBA has a large quantity of jobs and major areas for building a fabulous career which can promise them a secured and flouris
New question posted•2016-06-27 12:12:06
I want to do B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in distance. Can you give details of AICTE approved colleges having distance learning program?
71 Views|Posted 2016-06-27 12:12:06
Asked by Mustaq
New answer posted•2016-06-27 09:50:46
I understand all laws of physics mechanics portion but I'm not able to solve IIT level problems. Will this affect my mechanical engineering?
131 Views|Posted 2016-06-27 09:50:46
Asked by Subham

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2016-06-27 09:50:46
in engineering basic physics and maggu type physics needed.but u should try to solve alot of questions.
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New answer posted•2016-06-26 17:11:41
If I am not good in physics at 11th and 12th class level, and my speed of calculation is slow. should I not do B.tech in mechanical?
264 Views|Posted 2016-06-26 17:11:41
Asked by Aiman

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2016-06-26 17:11:41
Please tell us your area of interest, so that we can guide you better.
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