B.E /B.Tech
Hi singh
thanks for asking your query as you know computer engineering and computer science engineering are two different course and their syllabus also has a slight difference therefore you may apply btech in computer science engineering because in btech you will deal with coding and algorithm only therefore you
Hello Harish !
In all the colleges almost all the courses of all department are same.Difference comes in quality of teaching and text books.
Courses of Chemical Engineering:
Heat Transfer and it's Applications
Mass transfer and it's Applications
Process Control
Chemical engineering Thermodynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Process Design
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Dear Vanshika, that good you worry about your career and that show you have a good and smart student and taking ECE is Good plan. Now come to your question taking ECE in IGDTUW is a good plan and they have a good record in ECE. Now cover you pointwise
Dear Vanshika, Yes you may chance the B.tech branch after 1 year in IGDTUW but it depends on some few conditions. First, you need at least pass all subject in your 1 year, then you eligible for applied and if they have available seat for any branch then you may
Hello aspirant,
Hope you are doing well. After completing your BTech in metallurgy you can either go for Mtech or MS or MBA as for doing PhD you need to complete your Mtech/MS first. So you can do your MS in metallurgy as yes it would have scope in future.
Hello Prabhat!
List of scholarships for engineering students.
1:KVPY Scholarship
2:MCM Scholarship
3:IET Scholarship
4:Swami Vivekanand MCM Scholarship
5:ONGC Scholarship for SC ST students.
Hope it answer your concerns.
Hello aspirant, as your rank is above 8 lakh then even if you have home state quota, but its disappointing to say that, you may not get seat in any government college in CSE branch.
I wish that you could find som other college.
All the best!
Hi Nitish, in my opinion, with this rank, it will be difficult for you to get any good government college for BTECH. The cut-offs are very high at government institutes. I think you should apply separately for private colleges or look for better options elsewhere.
Hope this helps. Regards and
After completing your polytechnic college you can apply for b. Tech. If you want a government colleges you need to give entrance examinations for example jelet. You will be considered lateral student and would get admission directly to the 2nd year
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