Hi,

After clearing your FMGE, you can apply for the position of DMO in a government hospital but you will be under full authority of a GP and you have to report your duties to him.

So don't dwell much into securing a government job, your first priority should be

Hi,

Following are the seat Matrix of NIT Surathkal in 2020:

Branch -  SeatsState - Quota

4-Year B.E./B.Tech. Course

• Artificial Intelligence - Gender Neutral16Karnataka
• Artificial Intelligence - Female Only4Karnataka
• Chemical Engineering - Gender Neutral23Karnataka
• Chemical Engineering - Female Only6Karnataka
• Civil Engineering - Gender Neutral46Karnataka
• Civil Engineering - Female Only11Karnataka
• Computer

Hello ,

I don't think it will be needed but not all government jobs are the same, you may need to have it and it is not difficult to get it back. Simply, you have to write an application to get your memo from your school and they give a

Hello Sushmita Kalasagond,

It totally depends on your interest......

If you have more interest in engineering then you can go with it.

Nowadays engineering has many job opportunities than bsc agriculture.

Agriculture graduates have good chances and opportunities for government jobs as compared to engineers according to the post requirements

Dear Student ,

Through GATE exam, every year various PSUs recruits B.Tech graduates , but you have to qualify their required cut offs individually .

For example, as per NTPC 2019 recruitment , cut off for mechanical PWBd was :

41.89 - Percentile and

17332- Rank

There are also other

Yes you may do Coding, develop skills in Competitive Programming and Software Development as well as Certifications in Web Development, Data Analytics and Machine Learning, maybe Interships and Projects would greatly help your purpose.

However, for stronger prospects in the IT, Services or Software Industry, you may perhaps pursue MCA

• Food technologist
• Nutritional therapist
• Product/process development scientist
• Quality manager
• Regulatory affairs officer
• Scientific laboratory technician
• Technical brewer
• Production manager
• Purchasing manager
• Research scientist (life sciences)
• Toxicologist

• Dabur India

Hi, People tend to manage to pay fees but it is very rare. If you are not comfortable working for long hours with high stress and high pay it is not recommended to force yourself into doing jobs that might hinder in your studies. University of Alberta is in top

Dear Varshitha,

Yes placements takes place in the college, but also it depends which course are your pursuing and which companies visits the college campus for recruitment. Also, every department has different placement process. So, guarantee of a job is not must , it also depends  on your academics performance