Hello aspirant,

According to me, engineering from Tier 3 college is not a bad decision.

If you are a self-learner and highly motivated person to achieve something. If you wish to work hard and don't sit back for the Training and Placement Cell to do a miracle for you.

I understand that getting a job or internship in a great firm is not that simple but yes it's not impossible as well.

There are many alumni from Tier 3 college working in Tier 1 Companies (Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, Qualcomm, and others) and there are alumni from Tier 3 college working in service-based companies and then there are many who are jobless.

Thus you can conclude that it is not the college but the student what actually matters. So it is up to you how you utilize your time in college.

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..

Hello,

If you do not wait for one more year you can apply for admission in any other college. You still have opportunity to get admission in a college. Click on the link given below to check the list of colleges for which admissions are open

https://www.careers360.com/application-forms/colleges?

If you want to get admission in a college through EAMCET you can take a year break, prepare for it and appear next year. As long as you think you can prepare and perform well you can take long term.

Some of the job profiles you can get in government sector after BSc:

• Agriculture Forest Officer
• Agricultural Field Officer
• Agriculture Development Officer
• Lab Assistance
• Forest Officer
• Agriculture Graduate Trainee

Now I would always recommend that a student must complete his/her MSc course as the eligibility for government jobs may be for BSc but there are many MSc graduates who apply and they get some advantage due to there MSc knowledge.

Some of the organization which conducts examination and recruits Agriculture grads are:

• National Dairy Development Board
• NABARD
• Food Corporation of India
• Staff Selection Committee
• UPSC

To know more about Agriculture as career visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/agricultural-science-course

I  hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

hi..

Staring at a computer screen all day is bad for the eyes. Fact: Although using a computer will not harm your eyes , staring at a computer screen all day will contribute to eyestrain or tired eyes. Adjust lighting so that it does not create a glare or harsh reflection on the screen.

Dear applicant, there are several factors why you can call an institution bad, Malla Reddy offers you a strict college life and you may not be satisfied with their placements however the teaching faculties are nice.

Not only that, if you think of other factors of MRCET, the labs are well equipped, teaching techniques of the teachers are student-friendly and the academic environment is also very nice.

Good luck !!

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/malla-reddy-college-of-engineering-and-technology-hyderabad

Hello,

You cannot pursue two degree course simultaneously through regular mode, if you choose to do one through regular mode and another through distance mode, then only it's acceptable, these guidelines has been issued by UGC keeping in accordance with the interests of those who wish to pursue two degree courses at same time but as per the norms one has to be done through regular mode and another through distance mode.

Hello pratyush

The placement rate of the college is average. Out of 100 students, only 45% of the students get placed every year. The highest salary package is 3.5 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 1.5 LPA.

One of the advantages of this college is its infrastructure. The college provides separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. Library of the college have a worth full books.

Hope this helps

Hello dear !!

Yes you can crack CA if your weak at maths:)

Mathematics is only required in the first level of CA I.e, CPT to qualify for the CA IPCC( if your in undergraduate) but also If you are  in graduation you can pursue CA IPCC directly without clearing CPT .

If your little good at basic maths and calculation then that's more than enough!

Don't worry about only maths subject intentionally! Just give your best !

You should be more strong in other subjects which will fetch you higher !

As a CA profession needs skills of maths,  you need to be confident at that , so it's better to learn atleast the basics , so you won't loose your  confidence !

Good luck !