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There are fewer chances to be able to get a seat in CSE, and ECE branches but you can get Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering in HNB Garhwal, Civil Engineering in Pondicherry Engineering College, Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Tezpur University, etc.

Go through the link below to check all colleges:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

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Law can be thought of as a set of rules designed to regulate how people behave. In essence, laws made by a country or a political entity serve to regulate citizen behaviour. The Indian judicial system divides law into four categories: statute law, common law, civil law, and criminal

It's not about the place but the stream that you need to consider as the two branches are very distinct from one another and provide diverse career opportunities. There are just a small number of government-related positions available in the market for civil engineers. So you should choose civil engineering

Hello Aspirant,

You have secured a very good score in WBJEE. At the time of counselling your category rank will not be considered, your gmr rank will be considered.  With this rank considering your category it will be difficult for you to get EE, ME, ECE, civil in Jadavpur University.

The top Civil Engineering colleges in Bangalore are provided below:

DSCE Bangalore - Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering

RVCE Bangalore - RV College of Engineering

MSRIT Bangalore - Ramaiah Institute of Technology

BMSCE Bangalore - BMS College of Engineering

REVA University, Bangalore

AIT Bangalore - Dr Ambedkar Institute of Technology

Hi Kartik garg,

No, NITs don't offer Dual Degree for CIVIL Engineering But you can get dual degree in Civil Engineering from colleges like IIT Kharagpur, IIIT Hyderabad, Andhra University College of Engineering, KL University Guntur etc.

You can also refer to the link below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-dual-degree-in-civil-engineering-colleges-in-india

You can also use

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All the three options are best on their part. Each has some merit and demerit. If you are really interested in teaching profession, then you must pursue B. Ed. and clear exams like CTET. But it will lead you as a teacher in schools. It is good option if

Dear Aspirant,

Being a metallurgical student I would suggest going with Metallurgy Branch if you want free time in your college so that you can get more opportunities to learn and inculcate new skills. In civil you have to do a lot of projects and study more in comparison to