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Nityanand Singh
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Hey Ben Ansari,
It solely depends on your interest as you can only perform better in the course where you feel you can do better. Going by general trends you should opt for either petroleum engineering or mechanical engineering. Also it depends on the university itself that how fruitful your degree has bee. Suggestions for colleges listed below -
It solely depends on your interest as you can only perform better in the course where you feel you can do better. Going by general trends you should opt for either petroleum engineering or mechanical engineering. Also it depends on the university itself that how fruitful your degree has bee. Suggestions for colleges listed below -
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Rajiv Gusain
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not necessary because students studying in the petrochemical colleges like the upes are taught chem only in first year .
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Vikram AdityaEntrepreneur
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Yes definitely but you can pursue your degree from a government institute.
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