no there is no such things posssible.every college has certain cgpa above which you can easily change your branch.so even if it is possible then if you get caught then it will be a danger to your career.

Hi! hope you are doing great. Well it is difficult to predict as which one is best as it is completely depended on which course you are intrested in but as i researched i think CSE would be a better option as it has lot of scope in future and

There is no minimum aggregate that you need to secure for being eligible for CDAC C CAT. With 67% in your BE, you are eligible for CDAC C CAT.You should have completed your Engineering in either IT/Electronics/Computer Science/Telecommunications/Electrical/Instrumentation. Your 10th and 12th marks do not matter here. Please visit our

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The physics & Chemistry of metals and their processing will be dealt by Chemical Metallurgy. The electrolytic processes like extraction, refining, coating, plating and deposition is dealt by Elctro-metallurgy. Thus metallurgy is a full -fledged branch of Engineering and is not a branch of Chemistry. Hopefully

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Metallurgical and material engineering is a sub branch of chemical engineering.  But it has some courses of mechanical too like material science, deformation of materials, mechanical properties of materils, heat treatment etc. You won't get more courses from chemical engineering in metallurgy.  Metallurgy has course similar to mechanical and

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In government sector, ECE branch has a separate paper in IES exam. Vacancies are spread throughout India. Apart from this, PSU are taking students via GATE exam for ECE branch. Some of them are - ISRO, DRDO, HAL, BARC, BEL, BHEL etc.

Private sector companies that recruit

Hello Vikas,

As you have the above condition in the b.tech 

You do not need to worry about that .if you are filled with full of skills and nice knowledge you can easily grab a good job in the company of the globe.

So don't worry much .create the skills

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Metallurgical and material engineering is a sub branch of chemical engineering.  But it has some courses of mechanical too like material science, deformation of materials, mechanical properties of materils, heat treatment etc. You won't get more courses from chemical engineering in metallurgy.  Metallurgy has course similar to mechanical