Dr SS Bhatnagar University Institute of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Chandigarh is a public/ government university and LNM Institute of Information Technology is a private university.Both universities offer good facilities and have decent placements but I suggest you to choose the course you have interest in and if you want

Dear Aspirant, for opting in Chemical Engineering or computer science engineering branch at Mahatma Gandhi's mission Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering college Aurangabad (JNEC Aurangabad) one can opt through JEE score as well as MHTCET score through MHTCET counselling. You can check here cutoffs(closing ranks ) for both options here :

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/mahatma-gandhi-missions-jawaharlal-nehru-engineering-college-aurangabad/cut-off

Hi aspirant,

According to the UPSC eligibility criteria,

• the candidate must be between 21 to 32 years of age.
• the candidate should hold an undergraduate degree from a recognized university. The minimum qualification must be an under graduate degree
• The UG degree could be in any field.
• For UG, you

Dear student,

According to previous year's cut-offs, for your VITEEE Rank it is difficult to get B.Tech Chemical Engineering branch in Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore in Category 1 mostly as your Rank does not falls under B.Tech Chemical Engineering Cutoffs given by experts and even in previous Cut-offs for

Hi Aspirant,
My first recommendation would be Petroleum Engineering since it is the core branch of UPES and hence all the facilities and all things are to be provided by the institute in an excellent manner to petroleum students than to any other branch. My second recommendation would be Computer

Dear aspirant,

Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Jalna does not provide admissions to B.Tech courses. The college provides admission to only the M.Tech integrated program and Ph.D. program. If you want to take admission in Chemical Engineering then you can take admission at ICT Mumbai. ICT Mumbai provides admission in

Dear Aspirant,

Indeed, you can. Anyone can take BSChE after graduating secondary school or different courses other than B. Sc. You simply need to have the Head of the Chemical Engineering Department evaluate your records to discover what subjects you have completed can be authorized to Chemical Engineering. From that

Hi Aspirant... Hope you are doing well.

According to your question, I am expecting that you have a keen interest in UPSC rather than Engineering but for the safer side, you want to pursue engineering along with UPSC preparation. My answer depends upon factors like:

• You will work hard for

Hello aspirants,

Congratulations for securing this percentile, it is an appreciable percentile.

With the help of rank predictor too designed by experts of careers360, it is found that your rank with lie between 41943 to 47150 considering you a general candidate as you have not mentioned any category.

You can