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Opting for a B.Tech in Chemical Engineering at VIT Vellore would likely be more beneficial if your aim is to take over your father's fertilizer company. Chemical engineering covers a broader range of topics related to the production, processing, and optimization of chemicals and chemical processes, which aligns well with the fertilizer manufacturing industry. You'll gain knowledge and skills relevant to the operations, design, and management aspects of chemical processes, which are essential for running a fertilizer company efficiently. So according to me you should choose B tech in chemical engineering.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! Yes after getting fail in bsc ,you can definitely take admission in BA course in any other college without any problem. There will be no issue in that .

The eligibility criteria for BA course is ;-The BA degree is intended for people who desire to pursue careers in the social and humanities fields. Candidates who have completed their 10+2 in any stream are eligible to apply for the course

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Yes, you can appear for both Paper 1 (B.Tech) and Paper 2 (B.Arch or B.Planning, each serving a distinct purpose. You can choose to appear for either one or both, depending on your course preferences.

Paper 1:

• Purpose: For admission to B.E./B.Tech programs in NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, and other engineering colleges.
• Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
• Mode: Computer-based test (CBT).

Paper 2:

This paper is further divided into two parts :

• Paper 2A – For B.Arch (Bachelor of Architecture).
• Paper 2B – For B.Planning (Bachelor of Planning).

Each paper requires a separate registration during the application process. Since if you are aiming for a change from B.Planning to B.Tech or vice versa, it’s important to confirm if both were registered during your application.

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If you are preparing for the Mechanical Engineering paper in the GATE examination, here are the essential details and strategies to help you understand the pattern and perform well:

• The GATE Mechanical Engineering paper is designed to test candidates on their understanding of core mechanical subjects, analytical skills, and problem-solving ability.

• The exam is conducted online as a Computer-Based Test with a total of 65 questions carrying 100 marks.

• It includes three sections: General Aptitude (15 marks), Engineering Mathematics (13 marks), and Core Mechanical Engineering subjects (72 marks).

• The question types include Multiple Choice Questions, Multiple Select Questions, and Numerical Answer Type questions.

• Important topics in the core section include Thermodynamics, Strength of Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Theory of Machines, Engineering Mechanics, Manufacturing Technology, Heat Transfer, and Machine Design.

• Engineering Mathematics includes topics like Linear Algebra, Calculus, Differential Equations, Probability, and Numerical Methods.

• General Aptitude tests your language and reasoning abilities, including topics like logical reasoning, grammar, and basic numerical skills.

• Solving previous year question papers is highly recommended as it gives insight into the pattern and level of difficulty.

• Time management is key during preparation and also while attempting the paper. Practice mock tests regularly.

• Refer to standard books such as R K Rajput for Thermal and Fluid Sciences, and Bansal for Strength of Materials.

• Make your own notes and revision charts to quickly recall formulas and concepts during final revision.