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Bikash Santra

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Congratulations on your admission to GECG! The Metallurgy Department is a great choice, and I'm happy to provide you with information regarding the admission process. Here are some details that might be helpful:
Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible for admission to the Metallurgy Department, you should have completed your 10+2 education with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. Additionally, you should have obtained a minimum aggregate score of 50% in your qualifying examination. Entrance Exam: Admission to the Metallurgy Department is based on the scores obtained in the relevant entrance exam. You should check the
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Sanskar Singh

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Roorkee meta anyday.

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Sanskar Singh

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Delhi textile, go for better college if non circuital branches are the only option.

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deepika maurya

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Eligibility Criteria: Matriculation (10th) or equivalent from a recognised board with a minimum of 35 percent aggregate. For lateral entry, a candidate should have passed 10+2th in Physics Chemistry and Maths (PCM) or ITI (Industrial Training Institute).
Admission Process: Either by counseling or direct admission to management seats (50 Percent in matriculation). Application Process:
Candidates can apply online for various UG, PG, and Diploma courses through the college's official website. For registration to the examination such as UPSEE/MAT, candidates are required to log on to the respective official websites.

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Prabhu kalyan Parida

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Metallurgy in IIT BHU, not just for the IIT tag but also for its placement scenario and strong alumi base.

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Surbhi Saxena

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For metallurgical Engineering NIT is the best if we check placements then you will find that NIT is better than IIEST Shibpur. For further studies, the best NIT colleges are NIT Durgapur, NIT Warangal, NIT Rourkela, NIT Jamshedpur, NIT Karnataka, NIT Jaipur. Best of luck for your future.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The lateral entry process at OP Jindal University (OPJU) for a three-year full-time B.Tech in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering is as follows:
1. The eligible students have to either apply online at the official website of OPJU or submit an offline application.
2. They also need to pay a nonrefundable application fee of Rs. 500 for the B.Tech course.
3. The eligibility criteria to apply are: having completed a 3-year Diploma in metallurgical engineering or a related subject with at least 50% marks, or having done a B.Sc. In mathematics with a first-class division.
4. Thereafter, a merit list will be announced for eligible candidat
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tarun mittal

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suggest you to take CSE engineer, it's better than metallurgical engineering. It's my personal opinion, I'm also a cs Engineer and I know very well it's scope. It's easier to find job by CSE engineering. There are lots of it companies and startups now a days.

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Chandan Jangir

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No, he can't sit in the placement drive of the CS, they ask only CSE and IT to sit in their campus round and somewhere ECE also but not the metallurgy student.
You can definitely go to software job if you'll have that potential to maintain both metallurgy and coding part that is you'll have to maintain both your GPA along with the coding and other skills necessary to get into software field do start learning different coding languages

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Shivam Pathak

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Around 78% of students were placed in IIT ROORKEE in the metallurgy branch. You can change branches in IIT Roorkee it will be based on 1st year CPI. The average package of IIT Roorkee is 20lakh and the maximum offer was around 1.2cr last year. IIT Roorkee is of the best IITs and the Branch can be easily changed in IIT if you performed well in your 1st year so that you can join your dream branch but it depends on your CPI, talking about other courses in IIT Roorkee it does not matter because IITs and NITs give full freedom to the student so that they can work in their interested field.

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