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what are the courses for abroad study after diploma in civil engineering

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 26th Feb, 2020
Hello,


After Diploma in Civil Engineering from India you can continue to Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering by going for B.Tech in civil engineering.
But in my option you should do bachelor's from India only and then for master you can move aboard because going abroad for Masters is a
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i got 61 marks in ce 2020, and gate score 695 which iit i can get admission

Yastika Kumar 25th Feb, 2020

Hi Pavan,

Since you haven't mentioned your category I've mentioned open category cutoffs

  • IIT B for specialisation in Civil Engineering you will be eligible for Geotechnical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Remote sensing, Water Resource Engineering. ( http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/GATEscoreoflastcandidate2019-20.pdf )
  • IIT M the previous year lowest cutoff were high. ( http://www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/GATEscoreoflastcandidate2019-20.pdf )
  • IIT
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I want to know the process of Admission in GNM Nursing with fees structure . Please reply Thanks.

sheba chani 24th Feb, 2020

The course can be pursued after successful completion of the 10+2 level of education in the science stream from a recognized educational board with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Some institutes even require science subjects.

Admission process:

Most institutes offering the course admit students based on performance in an

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can I do diploma in business level 6 after diploma in civil engineering

Kalpana Sharma 24th Feb, 2020

Hi,

Yes, you are eligible to do a diploma in business level if you already possess diploma in civil engineering .

The basic eligibility is to have 50% marks in class 12 exam or equivalent for doing this diploma.

You even can go for higher studies in this subject after

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How many courses can i study after diploma in civil engineering in abroad only

Anantika Kushwaha 23rd Feb, 2020
Dear Aspirant,

You can pursue a degree in Engineering i.e. B.Tech or BE after doing diploma. And later on if you wish you can pursue a Master's course.
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Coep cut off for direct second year civil engineering (NT-B) category

lubhan cherwoo 22nd Feb, 2020
Hi,
For direct second year addmission into COEP Pune refer to the cutoff mentioned below

Civil Engineering-

Open- 90%

OBC- 86%

SC- 83%

ST- 80%


Mechanical Engineering-

Open- 90%

OBC- 88%

SC- 86%

ST- 84%

Electrical Engineering-

Open- 90%

OBC- 88%

SC- 85%

ST- 74%

Computer Engineering-

Open- 92%

OBC-
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my gate marks is 41.35 and gate score 460 in civil engineering general category which nit i can get?

Rahul Student Expert 22nd Feb, 2020
Hello aspirant,

Based on your score you have a decent chance of getting a seat in following colleges-
  • NIT Agartala - National Institute of Technology (M.Tech. in Structural Engineering)
  • MANIT - Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (M.Tech in Hydro Power Engineering)
  • NIT Agartala - National Institute of Technology(M.Tech. in
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Sir, i am getting 49 marks in made easy rank predictor with normalised score of 51.52 in civil engineering. What is the chance of my admission into an IIT?

Devraj Student Expert 21st Feb, 2020

Hii

For your this marks your gate score will be in range of 680-690.

Some of the possible college based on your score are- IIT kanpur   IIT Guwhati, IIT Roorkee. And you may get many of possibile NITs . Check out here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff

Hope it helps

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I got 50 Marks in civil engineering in gate 2020. what can I do with that score

Swati Umang 21st Feb, 2020

Hello! Hope you are doing good

It all depends on the difficulty level of the paper. If it was easy and too direct and your score wont fetch you any IIT. If it qas a bit indirect and difficult for the masses then you have good chances of getting into

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