Hi aspirant,

according to notification candidate having degree ir diploma in civil/mechanical/electrical engineering and age having between 18 to 32 are eligible for appearing in SSC JE. In your case you did diploma in plastic technology which is not in the core branch list. So you are not eligible to

HYY,

Clear M.B.B.S. entrance.

Study to clear M.B.B.S. finals (trust me its a task in itself).

Then prepare for M.S. Surgery entrance & put yourself together to clear M.S. Surgery finals (a big deal).

Something still left in you?

Prepare for M.Ch. plastic surgery entrance & clear its finals (a

Hello Dharshni ,

Here i can provide last year tnea cut off 2019 for  general category at Central Institute of Plastic Technology .

TNEA cut -off 2019

B.tech in Plastic technology                    5656 to 9808 .

Now you can get some idea so, here i am providing some college details go

Hello,

The choice of choosing the specialization is solely depends on your area of interest however KIET is undeniably one of APJAKTU's (formerly UPTU) best college and is much better than some Govt. UP classrooms. Speaking of the CS department, it's one of the best divisions of this college.  In

Dear Candidate,

As per the information provided by you, in both the courses you have to study nevertheless for Civil exams. Be it CSE or Plastic Technology, you have to make sure you study atleast 1 hour/day for your Civil exam preparation. Or atleast in the weekend for 4+hrs. In

I will suggest you selecting BioTech at DTU over HBTI Kanpur Polymer. DTU has excellent faculty, research facilities and infrastructure. BioTech is not that bad a branch. You have lot of opportunities in researcg and development in Bioengineering if you plan to pursue a Masters or Doctoral degree later on

Dear aspirant,

There are many disadvantages of using plastic. Few are:

• They are non-biodegradable.
• When plastic products are made some toxic gases are released which get mixed with the air and comes into our body when we breathe.
• If not disposed off properly, it will remain in the environment and

Chandan, The MHRD did announce that NEET 2021 Syllabus is going to be reduced and revised. And so when you appear for NEET 2022, the new syllabus might come into force which has not been announced as yet. And we are expecting the new Syllabus to be rolled out in