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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
You can simply search for the college of your choice and check its cutoff.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 8
B.Tech in CSE is not just confined to the IT sector. But you can also explore various other fields like a public or private industries, and manufacturing units. Computer Science is the branch that is the most difficult to get into as it has a very high demand. Be it a database engineer, data analyst, network, or testing engineer, one can choose out of man options. A few career options for the B.Tech in CSE are as follows:
Software Developer
Data Analyst
Game Developer
Database Administrator
Software Testing Engineer
Cyber Security Specialist
The following are the best institutes that offer B.Tech in the CSE programme with good pl
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2 years agoScholar-Level 16
You can see yourself anywhere depending upon your taste and inclination. You can do MSc from prestigious Universities like IARI, PAU, GBPUAT and other. You can apply for Management from MANAGE or IRMA and other. You can apply for joint biotechnology exam conducted by JNU. Or you can also apply for private companies and get absorbed there. Choices are limitless. You have to decide.
Agriculture is the one of the most unexploited sector in India and it has a lot of opportunities to offer. (Remember profit is a reward for those who serve the society.)
Identify those opportunities and start finding ideas to exploit them.
Hope it
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
You would only be accepted to a few institutions if you wanted to pursue an MSc in physics. Traditional universities will not even accept you for a master's degree in physics. Furthermore, btech mechanical engineering is solely based on basic classical mechanics or lower level classical mechanics, the majority of which is newtonian mechanics.
BSc physics is
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Without a bachelor's degree in psychology, you can pursue an MA or MSc in psychology. The eligibility requirements will differ from one university to the other. Many leading colleges provide an MA in Psychology to graduates with a 50 percent graduation rate. So, if you have a B.Tech with a grade point average of greater than 50%, you can apply.
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