greetings,

yes ofcourse. Bsc (hon) computer science is a valuable degree. it is kind of a mini btech.

it is a professional course. you can do msc or MCA after bsc and get a great placement.

refer to the folllowing link for a typical syllabus of bsc hons computer science:

• Pediatrics Physiotherapy
• Obstetrics Physiotherapy
• Sports Physiotherapy
• Neurology Physiotherapy
• Orthopedic Physiotherapy
• Geriatrics Physiotherapy
• Post Operative Physiotherapy
• Cardiovascular Physiotherapy

Mechanical engineering is good for a career in core engineering however it is not fully saturated or explored in India due to the lack of industries in the Mechanical sector. For mechanical sector, cities like Chennai, Pune and Gurugram are better with more industries nearby. Bangalore is good for the

Hi Candidate! If you pursue your bds from government college then you have many successful options. But if you are pursuing your bds from private colleges then you will have to go through many efforts because it requires heavy investment. If one are financially string then they also have equally

Hello Naveen!

Yes you can get a seat in NITs like NIT srinagar, NIT manipur, NIT agartala and much more. IIITs are quite tough. Fill the preferences as you want it to be as the counseling process can be really unpredictable at times. I am not sure of branch

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Hi aspirant

I think both of these courses are the same. The role of this job will be assisting the doctors during the heart-related problems of the patients. You have more opportunities in hospitals, clinics and research institutes. So learn well.

All the best,.

Hii, 

Mechanical Engineering is a core and evergreen branch. Almost all core industries and manufacturing units makes use of machines. Thus scope is very bright in this field. 

In these Following sectors, mechanical engineers are employed - 

• Design Engineer
• Purchase and Quality Control Executive
• Assistant Mechanical Engineer
• Mechanical Engineer