B.E /B.Tech
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If you are not interested in doing the core job,then you may opt for MBA.Many people pursue MBA after B.tech.So it will be good option for you.
Also you can prepare for any other competitive exams like banking etc.
All the best.
NSIT takes the admission through JAC Delhi counselling on the basis of JEE Main score. As per the eligibility you should have minimum 60% in class 12th. You can check the further information with the given below link.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jac-delhi-counselling
Lucknow university organises its own admission test.So you can go through that you can also check for admission on the basis of jee main rank.But this is my personal advice that if you wanna to do btech then you must give jee main Beacuse many good university allow admission on
GLA university conducts GLA University Entrance Test (GLAET) for admissions to various UG and PG level programmes including BTech, BTech (Lateral Entry), BPharma, BPharma (Lateral Entry), BBA, BBA (Family Business), BBA (Hons), BCom, BCA, MCA, MCA (Lateral Entry), MBA, MBA (Logistics and Supply Chain Management), MTech, MPharma, BSc, MSc, DPharma,
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It is quite obvious that the cut off shall be based on some of the influential factors which affect the same to a great extent. Various aspects are taken into consideration while announcing the AMUEEE 2018 Cutoff Marks . Not all, but some of them are listed
BALLB JMI but it is showing only for btech
Hi Akhilesh,
No, you cannot opt for M.tech in Agriculture Engineering after completing the B.tech in Mechanical Engineering.
All the best!
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