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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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This year's placement stats of every IIT were influenced by the Make in India campaign of the Indian Government and because of this campaign, not only the number of core companies increased but it also embarked enthusiasm for core companies among students. This initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi meant that the institutes give early slots to core companies over non-core ones.
The placement for Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Department of IIT-Kharagpur increased from 38% in 2015 t0 46% in 2016.
The recruiters are ABG Shipyard Limited, HSBC Electronic Data Processing India Pvt. Ltd., American Reprographics, Impetus Infotec
The placement for Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Department of IIT-Kharagpur increased from 38% in 2015 t0 46% in 2016.
The recruiters are ABG Shipyard Limited, HSBC Electronic Data Processing India Pvt. Ltd., American Reprographics, Impetus Infotec
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Vivek C
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Civil engineering and architecture are different fields that cannot be compared as such.
Architecture is more of creativity and civil is the application part of that creativity. So, opt for a field in which you have a keen interest. Though in terms of scope in the government sector, I would prefer Civil engineering over architecture as per the current scenario.
Architecture is more of creativity and civil is the application part of that creativity. So, opt for a field in which you have a keen interest. Though in terms of scope in the government sector, I would prefer Civil engineering over architecture as per the current scenario.
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Vivek C
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Civil engineering and architecture are different fields that cannot be compared as such. Architecture is more of creativity and civil is the application part of that creativity. So, opt for a field in which you have a keen interest. Though in terms of scope in the government sector, I would prefer Civil engineering over architecture as per the current scenario.
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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)
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If you want to go for architecture, then you should pursue B.Arch degree, and if you want to do civil engineering, then you will be required to pursue BE (engineering) and take up civil as specialization from 2nd year of BE. Both have similar opportunities.
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Ayushi Bajpai
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You should go for B.Arch if you are interested in arts and drawing.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
The pattern of the paper was broadly the same as last year.
These are the few irregularities I observed:
This year, the single correct questions were asked as the matrix match type questions. Usually matrix match type of questions consist of two columns, but this year, it had three columns.
One maths question in Paper 2 had none of the options correct and will most likely be awarded as bonus.
Paper 2 (especially Physics) was considerably more difficult than Paper 1. Generally, both the papers are of similar difficulty level.
Detailed Analysis:
Marks distribution by grade:
Key Takeaway: More weight is given to the 12th grade chapters compared
These are the few irregularities I observed:
This year, the single correct questions were asked as the matrix match type questions. Usually matrix match type of questions consist of two columns, but this year, it had three columns.
One maths question in Paper 2 had none of the options correct and will most likely be awarded as bonus.
Paper 2 (especially Physics) was considerably more difficult than Paper 1. Generally, both the papers are of similar difficulty level.
Detailed Analysis:
Marks distribution by grade:
Key Takeaway: More weight is given to the 12th grade chapters compared
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