Hi LVM Reddy,

JNTUH is situated in a sprawling 89-acre campus at Kukatpally, Hyderabad.

It has now 4 Constituent Engineering Colleges, one at Hyderabad, one at Kondagattu (Jagithyal), one at Manthani and one at Sultanpur (Medak dist.)

and , 15 other constituent units on Hyderabad campus.

JNTUH offers B.Tech. programmes

dear aspirant,

M Tech In Energy Management. This program deals the energy scenario of India and world, different methods for generation of energy and its effect on environment  university is very beautifully built with green & clean surroundings and students gets many facilities such as a well equipped central library,

Dear aspirant, 

       since, you have only 1 backlog and also as you have chances of leaving or ommiting any 2 subjects, so you can leave the subject and proceed further. and, you will not be allowed for admission into M.tech if you have any standing arrears in undergraduation. So, i

Hello aspirant, they are several colleges in maharastra to built the path along the food technology..

here we are giving some of them here...

• MIT ADT university
• Ajeenkya DY patil university
• MIT collegeof Management.
• DINA  institute..

Hoping this information is useful for you and all the best for your future...feel

Yes, there are several government and non government agencies that provide scholarship for the higher studies like Bharat Petroleum, Cambridge Nehru scholarship etc.. You can check it out on the official website for further details.. Hope this helps.. Good luck..

Hello,

You can guess it with the previous year score of tancet. Get through the link below for previous year cut off for tancet.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tancet-cutoff

Hello,

The integrated courses are good as you won't have to write an entrance test after you complete your graduation. Say if you take an integrated course of BTech then you will get BTech+MBA. You would end up saving a year if you do an integrated course.

Many institute or

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Both MBA and M.TECH career options are stable and rewarding, but according to the current trend, student prefers MBA over M.TECH 

While an MBA prepares you for the genaralised role and opens your avenues in a non-technical area, an M.TECH qualification offers you jobs and helps you to take