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New answer posted•7 years ago
Rohit Saraswat
7 years ago
Here is the list of engineering colleges for B.Tech robotics engineering in India
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-robotics-engineering-colleges-india.

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7 years ago

Robotics & Automation Course at Parul University is approved By - AICTE. It's a 4 years (Semester System) course. Parul University shapes the bright future of its students, the successful engineers of tomorrow. Backed by a great team of educators imparting the specialized technical education and inc

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Arpit Dongre
7 years ago
IitB IITM IITKGP IITK NITT NITW NITS are best.

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7 years ago
Make your mindset to choose a best college offering best placements and good opportunity with great facilities which may hugely help you to build your future ! Good luck!

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7 years ago
Use college predictor in Shiksha. Com and find out.

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7 years ago

No, it is not compulsory to take computer science in HS (12th ) for the AI and Machine learning course.

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Do robotics have scope in India?

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Ankita Rawat
7 years ago
Yes, There is a big scope of robotics in India and IITs and NITs are major booster of robotics. Also the local government supports the robotic industry by providing funds and investments. But there is no robotics in undergraduate level.

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