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New answer posted•8 years ago
Shabana Bee
8 years ago
The placement for food technology in this college is good. They provide good placement. The average package goes to 10 lakhs per annum. So, you can get admission there.
Good luck!

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Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
You can only give an exam with 51.83% if you belong to the SC or ST category.

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Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
Yes, of course. You can do B.Ed. But I would suggest gaining some experience along or before doing the course.

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8 years ago
No, business analytics and data science are not the same. Business analytics involves statistics, maths and information science. It also teaches you to develop a strategic approach for an organisation. Whereas, the study of data science would teach to design, develop and deploy an algorithm that sup

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Suprakash Mishra
8 years ago
Sure. You can do petroleum management after B.Sc. PDPU-Gandhinagar is one of the best options for MBA in Petroleum Management. For admission to a good management college, you need to crack CAT/XAT exam.

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ashutosh chauhan
8 years ago
Both have different scopes. But in my opinion you should opt for B.Tech. B.Tech is a professional degree. Jobs are more on the basis of B.Tech. Many colleges offer this course. Admission is mainly based on entrance exam.

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Rudra Shaurya
8 years ago
Don't stress out too much. Choose what you are comfortable with. Select a subject that you like and are interested in. If you are asking for opinion then I would suggest choosing social studies because it contains history and that doesn't change with syllabus.

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