JNEC Aurangabad All Questions

Hello dear aspirant,

To get admission in the same institute you will need to give JEE MAINS again and score more than 99 percentile, and sit for counselling rounds again. Keep in mind that one can give JEE MAINS only 3 times in consecutive years, as you gave first attempt in 2022 and its 2025 now you can't give JEE MAINS now so won't be able to get admission in NIT Trichy under BTech.

Hello Aspirant,

A platform for studying and visualising data, data science requires a certain set of skills. To finish the assignment efficiently, it took a combination of skills. For the Data to be properly analysed, it is vital to possess the necessary knowledge and abilities. You can enrol in a Python Data Science course or take several online courses to acquire all the skills and information needed for data science. While some of the abilities may be new to a fresher, the majority of those required for data science have already been learned; the only thing we need to learn is how to apply them.

The following list of abilities is relevant to data science:

proper statistical concept

Probability

mathematics expertise, such as calculus and linear algebra.

programming languages like Java, Python, SQL, etc. should be well-versed in.

strategies for data visualisation and identification.

Skills in data analysis.

But let me be clear: You don't really need a degree to study about or work as a data scientist. There is no specific degree needed to be a data scientist, so if you have the talents you may succeed.

Hi dear candidate,

Yes, you can definitely get admission in any MERI college for BTech Marine technologies even if you got failed in chemistry in class XII but you would first need to clear your reappear exam and then can apply with your new marksheet.

Know more at:

Management Education and Research Institute, Delhi Admission 2025: Dates, Application Form, Courses, Fees & Eligibility

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Hi dear candidate,

The cut off for SVNIT Surat for chemical engineering in 2024 was around 62735 for the last round. Know the complete details at the link attached below.

Link: SVNIT Surat Cutoff 2025: Check Previous Year's Closing Cut Off Score/Trends

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Hello,

ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) is definitely one of the best options for the future because it offers a wide range of career paths.

It combines both hardware and software skills, so you can work in core electronics fields, telecommunications, embedded systems, or even shift toward IT and data-related roles.

With the rise of AI, IoT, robotics, and automation, ECE graduates are in demand across industries. However, its scope also depends on your interest and how you build your skills during college those who stay updated with new technologies and practical experience usually have strong career growth.

Thank you

All the best

Since your rank is 143035 in JEE Main and you are a general category student from Haryana looking for Computer Science and Engineering with good placement records, here’s a simpler view:

With this rank, getting into top NITs or IIITs for CSE is unlikely, as CSE is highly competitive. But you still have options in decent private and state universities with good placements, mostly in North India but not limited to it.

Some options to consider:

NIT Kurukshetra (if state quota helps, you may get other branches rather than CSE), Jaypee University of Engineering and Technology, Noida, Amity University Noida or Greater Noida (CSE has good placement), Sharda University Greater Noida, Manav Rachna University Faridabad, and MRIU Faridabad. These colleges have reasonable placement records and industry connections.

Your focus should be on colleges that are known for high placement percentage and median packages rather than just prestige.

The yearly fees for Computer Engineering at Mahatma Gandhi Mission’s Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College, Aurangabad are around 1,50,000 to 1,70,000 rupees. So, for three years, the total fees will be about 4,50,000 to 5,10,000 rupees. Hostel fees are separate and depend on the type of room and facilities you choose.

Hello,
One of the good reasons why Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is still a good option for the future is if you are keen on technology, innovation, and problem-solving. In fact, ECE gives you a combination of electronics, communication systems, and computer science that allows you to be involved in several areas, such as IT, telecom, robotics, embedded systems, and chip design, besides AI and data science, through self-study.

The most wonderful thing about ECE is its adaptability. You are capable of moving to software-related positions, such as coding, or remaining in core electronics departments. The likes of Intel, Qualcomm, TCS, Infosys, ISRO, and DRDO are some of the companies that employ ECE graduates. The scenario will be such that ECE engineers will be required in large numbers in the next few years with the coming of 5G, IoT, semiconductor growth, and automation. Don't forget practical skill training, such as Programming (Python, C/C++), Circuit Design, and Communication Tech, should be your priority as they are your career boosters. Hence, ECE is one of the fields that holds a strong and stable future.

Hi there,
A majority of universities will consider your academic record, assessment scores of English proficiency such as IELTS or TOEFL, (and sometimes SAT scores). Besides this, you will need a strong statement of purpose, a couple of recommendation letters, and your transcripts. The countries like Canada, the UK, Australia, and Germany are very attractive to chemical engineering students. The University of Toronto, Monash University, the University of Manchester, RWTH Aachen, or the University of British Columbia are some of the great options you can choose, as they all have good research and lab facilities.

If you want to stay in India, you can file a lateral entry (direct 2nd year admission) application in top colleges such as BITS Pilani, VIT Vellore, SRM University, or Manipal Institute of Technology. These institutes are the ones that allow diploma holders to join B.Tech programs by conducting entrance exams or merit-based admission.

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• Engineering Thermodynamics: Fundamentals of thermodynamic systems, laws of thermodynamics, and their applications.

• Mechanics of Solids: Study of stress, strain, and deformation in materials under various loading conditions.

• Fluid Mechanics: Introduction to fluid properties, fluid statics, and dynamics.

• Manufacturing Processes: Overview of various manufacturing techniques such as casting, forming, and machining.

Mathematics:

• Mathematics III: Advanced mathematical concepts including differential equations, Laplace transforms, and Fourier series.

Laboratory Work:

• Thermodynamics Lab: Experiments related to thermodynamic principles and measurements.

• Material Testing Lab: Practical sessions on testing material properties like tensile strength and hardness.

• Fluid Mechanics Lab: Hands-on experiments to understand fluid behavior and flow measurement.

Additional Components:

• Engineering Drawing: Development of technical drawing skills, including orthographic and isometric projections.

• Environmental Studies: Understanding environmental issues and sustainable engineering practices.