Hi aspirant, from last many times, C and C++ are two keystone software programming languages that endure being used extensively today in civil engineering projects. Merely put, if you are looking toward getting into civil engineering, you will need to distinguish C and C++.

Also, there are exist numerous Python libraries that can help in the field of civil engineering for a better understanding of analysis, designs, and to perform the numerical evaluation. One of the most important libraries in python which proves to be highly beneficial is NumPy.

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Hi aspirant,

In the process of learning a new language let me tell you that, C tops the list, while C++ is fourth. Students studying Mechanical Engineering can use C/C++ programming to design the various mechanical parts such as knuckle joint, couplings etc. as they have to calculate all stresses and determine the dimension, also they need to check them for various failures.

FORTRAN is No. 21 and Matlab is nowhere to be seen.

C is especially useful for mechanical engineers because it is the language of choice for hardware interfaces, and commonly used for data acquisition and real-time robotic control.

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Hi aspirant, every language is unique in itself so basically the most needed languages for ECE are C,C++ and Java . In the first two years of your Engineering, may be we don't apply much with programming. Java. Ms.NET.

Also as an ECE aspirant you can use the below mentioned some softwares;

• Digital and Analog VLSI Design
• Embedded Systems
• Computer Networking and System Security
• Wireless networks/Telecom
• Digital signal processing applications
• PLC/SCADA/DCS
• Automotive Electronics

Etc.

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Hi aspirant,

It is very nice to hear that you will be pursuing a career in software engineering and being from same domain I can give you the best suggestions regarding it. If you want to get amazing packages and offers you need to to build your programming skills from as early as possible. During the four years of your engineering you will come across several languages which will include python, Java, c ,c plus plus JavaScript and many more. So you should start learning either python or java which act as the basic languages from now onwards so that you will have better understanding of algorithms and syntax of core programming. Once you will understand it it will be much much easier for you to do programming in other languages as well because you will get familiar to the algorithm and later you can start learning front end or backend development whichever you want to prefer.

It is not necessary that you will have to give three hours daily but make sure you practice at least 30 to 45 minutes per daily, starting from free resources like YouTube and geeks for geek.

Hope it helps!!

Dear aspirant,

First of all congratulations on securing these marks in nmat as it's a good score. As you haven't filled narsee monjee let me tell you that it's a right decision because generally narsee monjee can be secured if you get atleast 220+.

So other than this,you can get colleges like KJ SIMSR - K J Somaiya Institute of Management,IBS Hyderabad - IBS Business School,ITM Navi Mumbai - ITM Business School,GITAM Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad.

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hi Rohit

For your knowledge, PWD does not include speech disability criteria in it so I am afraid there is no PWD category benefit for you to in NEET.

If your speech disability is more than 40 percent then you are not eligible for any medical course. But you can definitely try for other courses.

If it's less than 40 percent then you can apply for medical courses.

Since you have not mentioned your category, I will assume that you belong to general category. If your stammer issue is not that severe please give another attempt to get MBBS course.

Best of luck!

Dear aspirant..

Hope you are doing well. To change language..

Follow the steps..

• Download career 360 app from google play store.
• Register your self.
• Select the exam you have concerns about.
• Select language Hindi as a primary language.

Hope it's helps.

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Hello Aspirant,

BAMS is a bachelor's level degree program in Ayurveda in which a student who has completed his 10+2 with PCB combination of subjects can apply.

Sanskrit is educated in the early year of B.A.M.S, as a distinct subject. But the education does not happen in the Sanskrit language. Students from any region of our country can study in these colleges.

Abundant of the teaching occurs in English / Hindi and a relatively minor portion is educated in Sanskrit. But you need to have basic knowledge of this language, as you have to understand and memorize many shlokas. These shlokas will have English translations also.

Kerala is famous for this domain of subject.

In Kerala, many promising Ayurveda or BAMS colleges with decent faculty and infrastructure are also present. These are the popular institutes you can refer to for

There are four Government Ayurveda Colleges located in Kollam, Ernakulam, Kannur, and Thiruvananthapuram respectively.

Ahalia Ayurveda Medical College, Palakkad

Santhigiri College in Palakkad is good too.

I hope it helps.

Thank you

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

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Hello aspirant

Hope you're doing good! See for doing bachelor of arts in sanskrit you can do it even if you don't have sanskrit in your intermediate. So this eligibility itself says that anyone can cope up with it. So yes it's possible to get learn all the things even if you didn't studied it in intermediate. Only thing is that keep your basics clear before the college that would hardly take 15-20 days maximum.

Good luck!

Thank you!