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2016-05-11 09:14:21
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divakar chaudharyB.tech from iit delhi. just started
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it depend on you buddy both have same oppurtunity
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2016-05-11 09:00:21
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Sumit BaraPlan, work, chase, achieve. Simple.
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2016-05-11 08:58:46
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adarsh yadav
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Any college you get,you should join because your percentage doesn't let's you any choice
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2016-05-11 08:58:11
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divakar chaudharyB.tech from iit delhi. just started
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yes there are so many entrance exam first you have to clear it
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2016-05-11 08:23:21
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2016-05-11 07:44:34
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Bhargav C
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Its a good thought that you are aiming for UPSC right from your 12th. It totally depends on your field of interest.
In preliminary exam, you need to study entire subject irrespective of the branches to crack it.
Once you qualify that, you are supposed to write main exam, where you have an option to choose the subjects of your interest.
From BTech, you can only choose Civil or Mechanical or Electrical Engineering as optional subjects.
Whereas if you pursue BSc in few specialisations like Physics, Chemistry etc then you can take up the same as an optional subject.
All the best !!
In preliminary exam, you need to study entire subject irrespective of the branches to crack it.
Once you qualify that, you are supposed to write main exam, where you have an option to choose the subjects of your interest.
From BTech, you can only choose Civil or Mechanical or Electrical Engineering as optional subjects.
Whereas if you pursue BSc in few specialisations like Physics, Chemistry etc then you can take up the same as an optional subject.
All the best !!
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2016-05-11 07:13:23
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Narendra RoyAn engineer who loves to share his experience
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industrial chemistry is preferred if you wish for a career in industry, labs, quality, applied research.
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