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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
If you won't get job as you are electrical engineer you should prepare for Gate exam and start coaching of UPSC and general competition.
Also keep checking the job in electrical engineering also.
Also keep checking the job in electrical engineering also.
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Vikash Ranjan
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For getting a job with electrical engineering is not that tough. First, you should be clear with which field you want to go with.
Core field or software job after deciding this, you can make your next step i.e., as you have electrical and electronics jobs with your group you have vast opportunities than any other.
For example, you can take some courses like which are purely related to your branch i.e., EEE like power systems and latest applications of solar panels and all.
These are the latest courses of which you might be aware of. Anyway, you can also take up the courses of electronics too like
Embedded systems VLSI and all
You can also o
Core field or software job after deciding this, you can make your next step i.e., as you have electrical and electronics jobs with your group you have vast opportunities than any other.
For example, you can take some courses like which are purely related to your branch i.e., EEE like power systems and latest applications of solar panels and all.
These are the latest courses of which you might be aware of. Anyway, you can also take up the courses of electronics too like
Embedded systems VLSI and all
You can also o
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VISHAL AGNIHOTRICurrent Student- BIT, Mesra
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You need to check the opening and closing ranks for the previous years and then, conclude whether you will get the admission or not. Check here:
http://josaa.nic.in/Result2016/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx
http://josaa.nic.in/Result2016/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx
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Ayush Sabal
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No, it's not true. It provide placements for electrical engineering. It has collaboration with many companies which helps in getting placement to the students.
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Ayush Sabal
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Yes, it is a good college to pursue electrical engineering. It has good facilities for the students and offers good placements.
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Abhishek ShahCLOSE YOUR EYES AND THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT
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Hello Saptrishi,
To be considered for admissions, you must take the GRE, a score of 300 and above is usually considered good. You should also take the TOEFL. The application process is online, details will be found on the university website. Universities in USA takes a holistic approach towards admission, so they will not only evaluate your scores but also your extracurricular, project work, internship, publications, etc. Reference letters, statement of interest will also be considered. Always apply early.
All the best.
To be considered for admissions, you must take the GRE, a score of 300 and above is usually considered good. You should also take the TOEFL. The application process is online, details will be found on the university website. Universities in USA takes a holistic approach towards admission, so they will not only evaluate your scores but also your extracurricular, project work, internship, publications, etc. Reference letters, statement of interest will also be considered. Always apply early.
All the best.
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