Dear candidate,

You can always do coding and go for tech jobs. You will have enough time to grab a good tech company if you start early. Mostly companies allow a non cs candidate for placement but if some doesn't, you can always go for off campus placements.

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It is not necessary to study mining engineering if you are not good at mathematics. Every engineering course, from computer engineering to metallurgy engineering, includes math. If you are not excellent in math, I recommend you pursue a career in the arts rather than

You may rather pursue Computer Science. You just need to be strong with basics of Mathematics and Statistics, and you can easily ace CSE or IT. This branch even has fair share of career scope and placement prospects. Dont take something like Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, you'll be trapped in

Hi aspirant,

Every branch of engineering has its own significance and role to play for humanity. Similar is the case with Production Engineering amd Mining Engineering. The foremost thing is that of you have interest in any one of these two, then go for it. Else You should go with

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In mining branch you do not need a good CGPA instead practical knowledge is more important for placements although certain companies may ask for a specific minimum cutoff. But placements are sure if you have a good knowledge of the mining subject. You can gain this by going to

Dear aspirant,

B.tech in Mining engineering  NIT Rourkela has greater JEE cut off as compared to that of B.tech Mining in NIT Surathkal. NIT Rourkela has a vast campus which is the 2nd largest campus in India after IIT Kharagpur. Vikram Sarabhai hall of residence in NIT Rourkela is the