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Computer Science branch is the best possibility and even Information Technology can also be another option. You are taught different coding languages here alongwith courses like Ariticial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Ethical Hacking, Robot Operating System, etc which will help you gain knowledge about hacking and computer related software.
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I'll tell you about the eligibility criteria first..
Hello aspirant!!
RKDF Institute and Faculty College are accredited and approved. So you can take admission thete.
For more information go through below link regarding RKDF Institute.
https://www.careers360.com/colleges/rkdf-institute-of-science-and-technology-bhopal
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You can study Master Degree in Robotics though you are studying Electrical Engineering course. The combination is rare and is better one. There is good scope for this combination. You can study Master Degree in Robotics from best colleges in India. Prepare well for the exam and fulfil your
Integrated B.Tech in Electrical Engineering in Seacom Skis University is approved with AICTE. But the accreditation ill last for only few years. Again the college should apply for Accreditation extension. Better to join in sone other good college which is better in standard education.
There is an integrated B.tech in Electrical Engineering in Seacom Skills University is approved with AICTE but that will be valid foe only few years again the college should apply for accreditation and extend the accreditation.
For more details go through below link.
https://www.careers360.com/university/seacom-skills-university-birbhum
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hello aspirant,
it may be your personal choices to pursue b.tech course in distance education mood, but I request you to rethink this, because there are lots of private companies and psu's they only wants full time degree holders of b.tech. and right now many colleges of india lacks the
Hello dear student,
There are criterias for placement, every company have it's own criteria. But don't worry there are very less companies who ask for the 12th marks . Maximum companies ask for the students with more than 60% in 12th while your marks in the graduation matters . Try
You need to be thorough with your basics of 11th and 12th. If your concepts are strong enough, no entrance exam is tougher to crack. And GGU exam isn't at par with other tough exams like JEE, NEET, etc and there isn't that high level competition there as well. But
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