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Shreemad Patel
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Hello Sakshi,
Pursuing a course should be based on your interests, aspiration, ability and long-term goals. B.Sc and B.Tech are not equivalent. After completing BE, you can aim to become a professor while you can work at an MNC after B.Tech
Pursuing a course should be based on your interests, aspiration, ability and long-term goals. B.Sc and B.Tech are not equivalent. After completing BE, you can aim to become a professor while you can work at an MNC after B.Tech
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To pursue B.Tech or any other course first you need to clear your 12th and that is why you need to reappear for the exam.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Vast difference, Maharashtra board's syllabus is merely an introduction of the topic, no background history, no further application whereas CBSE board uses a step by step approach for any topic.
You will see that all the government exams have their syllabus based on NCERT books (i.e. CBSE books), that is because it gives right amount of knowledge to the child at the right time.
More importantly, the language usage of CBSE books is far easier to decipher as compared to that of Maharashtra State Board.
You will see that all the government exams have their syllabus based on NCERT books (i.e. CBSE books), that is because it gives right amount of knowledge to the child at the right time.
More importantly, the language usage of CBSE books is far easier to decipher as compared to that of Maharashtra State Board.
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