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Abhay Raj Singh RathoreWhen you haven't quit, you are one step ahead!
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As the name says, "Petroleum" is considered to be the best course in UPES. But, UPES provides many other courses that are helpful too. In computer science, there are many specializations that can be chosen according to the field of interest. Then in non-CS also. It offers a lot of courses like electrical, mining, APE gas stream, oil and gas etc. Fire and safety stream is also providing a great package as very few universities provide this course. So, these were the courses that you can choose. All the best.
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Madhav Sharma
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Counselling is starting from 31 may. So there are very less chances that you will get petroleum branch. There are only 20-25% chances for getting petroleum engineering. But you can try for it.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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Both are most likely to have a big future for you. But it is better to take petroleum engineering. After all, top newspapers from around the country list petroleum engineering as one of the best majors and careers for undergraduate students. Take a look at the perks of becoming a petroleum engineer.
A surplus of job opportunities.
Sought after topic and issue of our generation.
Interact and collaborate with all types of people.
Supply the world's energy.
Excellent financial rewards with the median starting salary of $114,080 per year in 2010.
Visit exotic places and become a citizen of the world.
Turn dreams into reality.
Great balance betwee
A surplus of job opportunities.
Sought after topic and issue of our generation.
Interact and collaborate with all types of people.
Supply the world's energy.
Excellent financial rewards with the median starting salary of $114,080 per year in 2010.
Visit exotic places and become a citizen of the world.
Turn dreams into reality.
Great balance betwee
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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If you want to pursue petroleum engineering then I would suggest applying in UPES, Dehradun. It is one of the best college in India and it also has better placements.
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priyank sharma
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Yes, if you confident about it, then take a drop. Prepare well for it. Otherwise, drop is not a good idea. Go for some good coaching institutes that provide good notes about engineering entrance exam. And they also keep you up to date about exams pattern, old papers, syllabus etc. Best of luck.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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No, You cannot get any NIT. But there are chances to get Any government college. And you can also try for private college.
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rahul r
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Top Petroleum and Energy Engineering Colleges in India are mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/top-petroleum-and-energy-engineering-colleges-in-india-blogId-14466.
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/top-petroleum-and-energy-engineering-colleges-in-india-blogId-14466.
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Shabana Bee
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Trust me when I say you'll get in very easily. Although non-exam merit seats are reportedly 20% of total seats, with the University accepting more than 200 students per branch (according to recent trends) that makes it a total of 40 seats for the non-exam category and of course, if there are 40 students ahead of you, and you're the 41st, you will still get in, simply because one more student means more money and it seems this college wants only that.
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