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Samarth K

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Hey,
It is highly not possible to get a seat in Presidency University with that ranking. But, you can get a seat through a quota called CET-management. The difference in fees is negligible. But, the seats in that quota are limited. So, apply now!

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rohith kola

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Placements: About 45% of the students got placed at different companies like Maersk, Shell, Hapag Lloyd, etc. There are also a lot of companies which are coming forward and giving students a lot of opportunities. The salary offered to them was from 15,000. The students were placed in various sectors also. Vels university is in Chennai. The best thing about the college is that you won't find a difference between the faculty member and students because the faculty members really help as they're one of our friends. Many guys will say many things about many colleges so best is what you see not you hear. I saw the holy relationship between
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rohith kola

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Vels University is in Chennai. The best thing about the college is that you won't find a difference between the faculty member and students because the faculty member really help as they're one of our friends. Many guys will say many things about many colleges so best is what you see not you hear. I saw the holy relationship between the faculty of the college and students. All the freshers out there just wanted to say one thing. Believe what you actually see not what you hear, thousands of minds will give thousands of thoughts so it's on you because it's your life.

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Vikash Jain

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No, there is no entrance exam and admissions is through TNEA counselling based on marks obtained in 10+2.
For details check link below :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-petroleum-engineering-dhaanish-ahmed-college-of-engineering-padappai-chennai-236933

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Shabana Bee

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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/kcet-college-predictor
Please follow the link that I am sharing here. It will help you in getting all the details.
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rohith kola

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Petroleum engineering is the branch of the science in which the process of extraction of crude oil and natural gas available on the deposits found bellow the earth's surface is studied. A petroleum engineer basically design and develop the method through which oil and gas can be extracted from the deposits found below the earth surface. Once the oil and gas is discovered, a petroleum engineer work with geo scientists to understand the geologic formation of the earth surface and then they decide which drilling method should be used, they implement the drilling plan and monitors the drilling operation.
It is becoming most popular course
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Abhinav,
In India at least in present condition petroleum is better than aeronautical engineering. This is so since opportunities in aeronautical engineering fields are rather low.

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Shabana Bee

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If you want opportunities abroad then there are opportunities in both the streams. So, you can choose according to your interest. But if you want an advice then I would suggest you to go with civil engineering.

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