Here are the dates placed in chronological order on a timeline (from oldest to most recent):

1. 1900 BCE

2. 323 BCE

3. 100 CE

4. 323 CE

5. 1090 CE

6. 2024 CE

Here's the chronological order of the dates from earliest to latest, placing BCE before CE:

1. 1900 BCE

2. 323 BCE

3. 100 CE

4. 323 CE

5. 1090 CE

6. 2024 CE

Hello Seema,

With a GATE score of 325 in Civil Engineering (CE) and being from the SC category, you have good chances of getting into various reputed institutes. Here's a breakdown of potential options for M.Tech admission:

1. Top NITs (National Institutes of Technology):

• NIT Delhi : As you're from Delhi, NIT Delhi could be a strong option, considering your category and GATE score.
  
  

• NIT Trichy (NIT Tiruchirappalli) : It might be slightly competitive, but you can get into branches other than the top ones in Civil Engineering.
  
  

• NIT Warangal, NIT Calicut, NIT Surathkal : While your chances in these institutes will depend on the branch preference, your score places you in a good position for several Civil Engineering specializations.
  
  2. New IITs:

• IIT (ISM) Dhanbad : A decent chance to get Civil Engineering specialization.

• IIT Patna, IIT Roorkee : These newer IITs have good infrastructure and a growing reputation for Civil Engineering.

• IIT Gandhinagar : A potential option, though the competition might be high.
  
  3. State Universities:

• Delhi Technological University (DTU) : As you're from Delhi, DTU could be an option for your M.Tech in Civil Engineering.
  
  

• Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), Delhi : Offers M.Tech courses in various branches, including Civil Engineering, and has a fair chance with your score.
  
  

• University of Delhi (DU) : They also offer M.Tech courses in collaboration with various departments.
  
  4. Other Universities (in Delhi/NCR):

• Indraprastha University (IPU) : They may offer M.Tech courses through GATE scores, and you can consider applying there.
  
  

• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) : Also another option in Delhi NCR.
  
  

I would recommend you to use GATE Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello ,

I am assuming that you are asking about comparison between both the branches of engineering. See , CE branch is a subset of electrical branch in which you will study about software more. But in electrical branch you have to deal with the networks, power system, software and hardware both. Both branches have good scope in jobs.

I hope this helps you !!

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The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) offers a variety of diploma and continuing education (CE) programs related to fashion design, including:

• Fashion Clothing Technology (FCT): A 12-month course
• Fashion Retail Management (FRM): A 12-month course
• Luxury Product Design (LPD): A 12-month course
• Apparel Costing & Fashion Merchandising Management (ACFMM): A 6-month course
• Garment Production Technology and Apparel Design (GPTAD): A 12-month course
• PG Diploma in Fashion Innovation and Sustainable Design for Circularity: A 12-month course
• Jewellery Design and Basics of Manufacturing: A 6-month course
• Digital Marketing, E-commerce and traditional retail: A 12-month online course

The total fee for certificate course at NIFT Delhi is 1.27 lakh, which includes tuition of 1.18 lakh and a one-time payment of 9,000.you can assume near about same amount in other nift centres like rae bareli, jodhpur, banglore, Mumbai etc.

NIFT also offers regular programs such as B.Des. in Fashion Design, B.Des. in Leather Design, B.Des. in Accessory Design, and more. All these courses required nift entrance exam but Diploma program admission is through personal interview only.forms are out for each centers seperately so you need to visit official website regularly of the choice of centers to know the admission notification.

One thing more NIFT does not guarantee hostel facilities to students of diploma or continuing education programs.

If you got RT (Reappear in Theory) in Accountancy, which was your additional subject in Class 12, and you applied for improvement but got RT again, here's what you can do:

1. You can appear for the Compartment Exam  in Accountancy, which will be held a few months after the main board exams. This will give you another chance to clear the subject and improve your overall result

2. For the Compartment Exam  you will need to pay an additional fee and fill out the compartment form.

3. If you clear the Compartment Exam your result will be updated, and you will be eligible for admission to undergraduate courses like B.Com, BBA, etc.

4. If you fail to clear Accountancy even in the Compartment Exam, you can still apply for admission to CE (Correspondence Education) courses offered by CBSE in the future

5. CE courses allow you to reappear in the failed subject(s) along with the main board exams in subsequent years until you clear them

So in summary, your best option is to focus on clearing Accountancy in the upcoming Compartment Exam. If you still don't clear it, you can always apply for CE courses to reappear in the subject and improve your chances of getting admission to your desired undergraduate program.

Great decision to upgrade your qualification! Given your work experience, a BTech can significantly boost your career.

For affordable options, consider:

• State-level private universities: These often offer BTech programs at lower costs compared to private deemed universities.
• Colleges affiliated with state universities: These might have lower fee structures.
• Government engineering colleges: While competitive, some might offer lateral entry programs for diploma holders.

Admission Process:

• Entrance exams: Prepare for state-level engineering entrance exams like those conducted by state examination boards.
• Direct admission: Some colleges might offer direct admission based on diploma marks, but competition can be high.
• Lateral entry: If eligible, explore lateral entry options for direct admission to second-year BTech.

Research thoroughly: Check college websites, rankings, placement records, and fee structures. Consider factors like location, specializations offered, and infrastructure.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

Congratulations on completing your diploma degree.

Yes you can certainly get admission in any good engineering college if you have completed your diploma degree and have  2 years of experience. Some of the colleges which you can explore to take the admission are:

• Amity University, Noida

• Sharda University, Greater Noida

• Galgotias College of Engineering and Technology, Greater Noida

• Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology (NIET), Greater Noida

• Delhi Technological University (DTU) – Management Quota

• Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Delhi – Private Management Programs

Before taking admission in any college you must check its admission procedure and lateral entry scenarios and the fees structure and then act accordingly.

Hope this resolves your query.