JNEC Aurangabad All Questions

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To get admission in Siddaganaga institutes of engineering, you need to write KCET- BTech. You need to score good marks in the entrance so that you can get admission after counselling on basis of your performance.  For detail on college visit

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/siddaganga-institute-of-technology-tumkur

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At MTech level the RV college of engineering is the best engineering college for biomedical at bangalore. Its is rated outstanding by careers360.

At BTech level ACS college of engineering is good college. It has been rated above average.

For more college check this link https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-biomedical-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore

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According to present scenario, I won't say chemical is best.  The chemical industry has reached its saturation. There won't be high opportunities Only you will get few opportunities in terms of job.

At present IT induatry is booming, you will get much better opportunities in CSE,AI, IT and ECE.

The branches of engineering which are most chosen by the girls are CSE (Computer Science Engineering), ECE (Electronic Communication Engineering) and BT (Bio-technology or Bioinformatics). There will be less field  work for the people recruited from these branches. So, it would be easy for most of the girls.

Hello aspirant, this is a very typical question, Kota is not a special place for any kind of exam preparation, it all depends on how much you want to prepare for the exam and how much are you lagging in the syllabus to complete the preparation for the exam.  According

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Any branch of engineering is not as tough as clearing jee mains/advanced.  Although your efforts during degree will be rewarded as package during your placement. But the study to good GPA in both the branch is not very tough.  A regular study may fetch you 10/10 Gpa.

So, no

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No, you won't be able to join any of the engineering college in second year. Only those having polytechnic degree are allowed to join second year engineering courses and only in some college. So, you will have to join from first year onwards.

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It seems you have even chances of getting any seat in Civil engineering for MTech in IIT roorke.  Last year the closing marks for SC was 37.06. for main branch. Check out the cutoff here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iit-roorkee

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I think you were writing CSE instead of CSC.  Yes  there is definitely CSE in governmental sectors. Many of PSU sometime recruit CSE engineers helping to automize machines,  even indian railway need  to maintain software, in defense too. So, there is many sector recruiting CSE engineers but the number

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Current scinareo is that the marks which you score will npt completey give you jee mains ranks but others performance will also affect your rank due of normalization of marks.

So, i am giving you last year cutoff based on rank. The counselling is done by MHTCET for all