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Vikash Jain
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There is no difference between normal B.Tech and B.Tech in robotics. Normal B.Tech is also pursued in some stream I. e computer Science, mechanical etc. Opt for the engineering branch that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission
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Kritika Agarwal
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Everything is possible if you have the intent and the dedication to pursue. If college drop outs like Bill gates and Steve jobs can become billionaires, a normal medium student can definitely pursue robotics. So All the best choose the right course and college and be on the right track.
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Shreecharan D
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This is the same question that I too have, according me you do your (UG) in Mechanical engineering (B.Tech) in one of the best colleges in and around India and then, after your degree in (B.Tech), do your (PG) in Robotics and Automation (M.Tech) in India or try to do it abroad countries, and doing Ph.D in Robotics isn't worthy enough and it has no value, if you want to pursue your career in teaching the youu could do your Ph.D in Robotics, otherwise, it's not needed.
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Vikash Jain
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There are two ways to join as a lateral entry student in PSG College of Technology:
1. After Diploma, you can apply thro' TNEA counseling, which will be conducted at Alagappa Chettiyar University, Karaikudi. Counseling call depends on your diploma final year percentage. If you received a call for the first day counseling or topped with a rank of at least below 10, you're almost have a chance to get a seat at PSG Tech.
Your final year percentage should be more than 96 if you're a general category applicant. For BC/MBC it should be more than 94%. For SCA/SC/ST more than 92 is enough.
2. Through management quota. Fees for this entry may dep
1. After Diploma, you can apply thro' TNEA counseling, which will be conducted at Alagappa Chettiyar University, Karaikudi. Counseling call depends on your diploma final year percentage. If you received a call for the first day counseling or topped with a rank of at least below 10, you're almost have a chance to get a seat at PSG Tech.
Your final year percentage should be more than 96 if you're a general category applicant. For BC/MBC it should be more than 94%. For SCA/SC/ST more than 92 is enough.
2. Through management quota. Fees for this entry may dep
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