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shiv kumar

Beginner-Level 4

if you want to earn good cse (also if you arr interested in it),mechanical is evergreen it gives you a wider exposure you can also do masters from cse after mechanical overall both them are good. but it also depends on the college you do these from some have better placements for petroleum engineering so choice is basically yours

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Ritika Sethiya

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Yes, you can do engineering if you are good at mathematics.

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Ritika Sethiya

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Yes, it is a good book, but don't depend on it totally, also refer the government text books.

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Aditya Kumar

Beginner-Level 3

for board level
physics-abc of physics
chem-ncert is enough
maths- rs agarwal+ncert
you can visit www.examfear.com it gives the best free online study materials for board exams

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ravi jha

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Hi Shubham,
Kindly refer the below mentioned link for IMUCET eligibility :
http://www.winentrance.com/entrance_exam/imu_cet/imu-cet-eligibility.html
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

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Suranjana Mandal

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Dear Candidate
You can try for B Tech at University of Calcutta (Rajabazar Science college Campus), M.Sc, Radiophysics
You can try some courses at BITS, Meshra, Kolkata Campus

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TURJA DAS GUPTA

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Divide wise time between learning concepts and solving problems. The first step is to clear the concepts, mostly the formulas should me out most clear and then the next step is problem solving, you may not solve each and every problem but at least take some time to look for the ways the problems can be solved

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