Hello

You can be a doctor in korea by obtaining mbbs degree in India.

It will be a bit difficult task.

You won't work there if you know only English language , English language won't work in korea.

You must learn korea and you will have to write exam for Korean language and also you will have to appear for a license exam too.

Most of hospitals won't hire you people are comfortable with Korean doctors.  They don't want to get treated by non Korean doctors.

If you manage to get license and ready to work hard you may go ahead .

All the best.

Hello,

The placements totally depend on the college you have taken admission in. CUET is an entrance exam for admission into colleges but it doesn't guarantee you placements. Your placements will depend on your college so you should choose your college wisely, if your CUET score is good then you'll get admission into top colleges which guarantee placements. However, if you get into average colleges then there is no guarantee of placements. Placements also depend on your own skills and your knowledge about your field.

I hope this helps,

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Helll,

Having backlogs in your first semester can have an impact on your placement chances. Employers often look for candidates with a strong academic record. However, it's not the end of the world! You still have a chance to turn things around in your second semester. Focus on studying hard, improving your grades and working out your skills through internships and extracurricular activities.

All the best!

Hello,

Computer engineering is a branch of computer science and electronic engineering that integrates several fields of computer science and electronic engineering required to develop computer hardware and software.

It is one of the most entered fields in India. There are various colleges for computer engineering in India which offer great placements and opportunities:

•IIT Madras

•IIT Delhi

•Parul University

•IIT Bombay

•MIT-WPU Pune

•IIT Kharagpur

•IIT Kanpur

•IIT Roorkee.

•VIT

•NIT

•Amrita Vishwa Vidyapertham

I hope this helps,

Thank you