Dear Candidate,

There will not be any precautions as such. Just be aware of the reason you are pursuing the degree. There will be numerous instances when your growing years age will overtake your mind & yourself. Always be in control of yourself & do not do actions which may

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To know the syllabus you can copy paste and visit this link https://www.andhrauniversity.edu.in/student-corner/ug-and-pg-syllabus.html

You can then choose the department and download the latest syllabus for msc electronics from there easily.Fee structure can also be viewed and downloaded from there.

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considering last year cut off for various colleges your marks are good to make you secure your seat in any college

like Government College of Engineering, Amravati..etc

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff

here is the link for the last year cut off list college , branch , category wise you can explore your

Hello applicant,

* Can please be more breaf about which courses do  you wanna compare for more scope so that I will provide you with detailed information about it.

Hope it helpful

Dear aspirant

Yes after completion of your diploma course you can take B.tech in electronics and instrumentation. In 3 sem. of the B.tech you allowed to continue the course.

All the best.

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B.Sc Electronics and B.Sc Computer Science are popular UG courses that have huge application in R&D and Science and Technology. B.Sc Computer Science students learn about the core concepts, principles and application of computer science while a B.Sc in Electronics students get a chance to explore the flow of

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Applied Electronics and Instrumentation is a advanced concept in Engineering when compared to that of Electronics and Instrumentation. Most of the subjects will be same for these two courses, there will be difference only in couple of subjects. When it comes to scope and placements both will have more