Yes GITAM engineering is a decent college especially for CSE. It provides lot of facilities to students with decent hostels, hygienic food, library, sports complex, cafeteria, MEDICAL hospital in the campus, unlimited Wi-Fi, etc services.

Yes it has good placements as well. Usually students above 6.5 CGPA surely get placed.

NTA did mention that only those Candidates who have registered can make corrections to their application forms. NTA also did mention that it is one application per candidate ruling out double registrations. So you can use your login credentials and make changes to your already filled application including the Exam

If you checked the Inbox and Text messages and If you did not find it there, you may have to reach out to the Helpdesk from the registered Email. The email id is: keauthority-ka@nic.in (mailto:keauthority-ka@nic.in) . Unfortunately we cannot mail them on your behalf. So you have to mail them.

Can you help us as to which entrance exam are you enquiring about please? In general, you can check your Email Inbox and Text Messages for the User Id and from there you can retrieve your Password. If you do not find it there, you may have to reach out

Hey!

According to the guidelines given by NTA for dress code of NEET 2020, females are allowed to wear trousers of light color. So, you can wear your lower. For more information you can go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-dress-code

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Hi Jitendra,

Yes, it is possible to get a job in Google who has python knowledge without B.Tech in CSE branch.

You should join Google Summer of Code(GSOC), in which you will have the chance to show off your coding skills. If there you would outperform then, you will be

Hi

Becoming a food scientist is a long process. First you will have to pursue an undergraduate course in eg. Food Technology. You will then have to apply for a PhD program which would take around 4-5 years. If you work in a laboratory after your PhD, you can then

Yes Ayush, passing and obtaining atleast a certain score in all the subjects is necessary to clear your exams be it your compulsory or your additional subjects.

Moreover, maths is a very essential subject which will help you to choose your career in future. So satisfying the passing criteria in