JEC, Jabalpur is a Government Affiliated Engineering college under Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal . The college offers many courses in both UG & PG. The course of BE Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (BTech ECE isn't offered)is offered and the admission is provided on the basis of rank obtained in the JEE Main .

The placement rate corresponding to the course is moderate and in average is around 77% & the average salary offered is around Rs. 5LPA CTC.

Apart from this, the curriculum is good in terms of Practical & Theoretical proportionality. The academic standards of the college is also good.

For more information regarding the college you can consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/jabalpur-engineering-college-jabalpur

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Dear Rachita,

Hope you are doing well.

Culinary arts is a vocational degree designed to give you the technical and managerial skills you will need to succeed in the food industry. Many such programs abroad are offered as foundation level courses, taught over two years. Master's level programs can take between one and two years to complete.

Some of the topics you can expect to study include:

Gastronomy

Fundamentals of classical cooking

Practical culinary technical skills

Pastry and baking

Food safety and sanitation

Hospitality management

Food and beverage operations

Diet and nutrition

Food product design

Some of the top colleges abroad for this course are:

1. Niagara College, Hamilton, Canada

Total course fee- INR 1661984

2. Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning,  Toronto, Canada

Total course fee- INR 868685

3. George Brown College, Toronto, Canada

Total course fee- INR 1189459

4. Algonquin College, Ottawa, Canada

Total course fee- INR 1833394

5. Conestoga College, Waterloo, Canada

Total course fee- INR 1450163

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.

Hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely great.

With reference to your above mentioned query, I would like to tell you that yes, you can obviously apply for and can give your JEE mains and advanced examination after completing your 2nd year of diploma. JEE mains and advanced exams is an important entrance exam that every candidates need to give in order to get admission in top NITs or top IITs.

Due to high course fees, students are unable to enroll themselves in Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of technology. So the students enroll themselves in a diploma in engineering course in order to get direct admission into the 2nd year of B.tech and B.E programme by a lateral scheme. Diploma in engineering acts as a back door entry into the B.tech/B.E reducing the overall fee for students taking up a diploma course.

further, for more information and complete details about this you can follow the below link :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/diploma-in-engineering

I hope that this will help.

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

Really sorry, but your question is not quite clear as you have mentioned the name of the exam or board for which you're asking the question please mention the name so that I'll answer your query and try to solve it so please kindly mention the name.

GOOD LUCK, STAY MOTIVATED AND FEEL FREE TO ASK YOUR QUERY.

Thankyou.

Hello candidate,

The syllabus of class 6

Subjects :

Maths, Science, Social Science, English, French ,Hindi , Sanskrit, Computer Science and General knowledge.

Hope this will help you

Best luck

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

the syllabus for AIML may vary from college to college. However, they generally include;

Artificial intelligence

Neural networks

Pattern recognition

Algorithms

Machine Learning

Language processing

Robotics

Automata

Deep learning

Sensors

Programming language - Python or C or other languages - Varies from university to university.

Database management and Big data.

Hope this helps you,

good luck, thank you:)

Since your profile says you are a Medicine Aspirant, then most probably you want to appear for NEET UG. Hence, I shall answer your query in relation to Class 11 subjects of NEET UG -> Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

1. Biology

Biology is something which is comparatively easier as compared to other two subjects. With a good focus and concentration, you can easily finish up chapters very quickly. This will boost up your confidence and, hence, set the inertia to complete full syllabus of 11th. So I would suggest you to start with Biology. Book to be used - NCERT + Any book that contains NEET/AIPMT PYQs (2012-2021). It is recommended you can watch Oneshot Biology NCERT Series from YouTube to speed up your learning process

• Days 1-5 - Human Physiology
• Day 6 - Revision + PYQs related to Human Physiology
• Days 7-11 - Plant Physiology
• Day 12 - Revision + PYQs related to Plant Physiology
• Day 13-17 - Cell Unit (Cell, Biomolecules, Cell Cycle), Animal Tissue, Plant Anatomy
• Day 18 - Revision of chapters studied in Day 13-17 + Related PYQs
• Day 19 - Plant Morphology + Related PYQs
• Day 20 - Revision

No need to do chapters like Animal Kingdom, Plant Kingdom, Biological Classification and Living World from now, because you will easily forget. These chapters are meant to be studied a month before NEET (so that it remains fresh in mind when you would appear for NEET UG)

2. Physics

After completing Biology, you now have the self confidence in you to finish up remaining subjects easily. Physics is something that does not require rote learning and memorization. Once you are familiar with chapters, you can finish up them very quickly, even quicker as compared to Biology. For theory, use class notes and for question, for this time being, use any book that contains PYQs (2005-2021). In this case (unlike Biology), do PYQs immediately when you finish up a chapter.

• Days 1-8 - Gravitation,  Solid Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Thermal Properties of Matter + Related PYQs
• Days 9-11 - KTG, Oscillation, Waves + Related PYQs
• Days 12-16 - Laws of Motion, Work Power Energy, Rotation + Related PYQs
• Days 17-20 - Units and Dimensions, Motion + Related PYQs

3. Chemistry

Chemistry is very important, especially, the General Organic Chemistry, which will set a base for class 12 Organic Portions of Chemistry. For theory, use Class Notes (in case of Physical and Organic Chemistry) and NCERT (for Inorganic Chemistry). For questions, use any book that contains PYQs (2005-2021).

• Days 1-4 - Inorganic Chemistry (from NCERT only) + Related PYQs
• Days 5-10 - Physical Chemistry + Related PYQs
• Days 11-14 - Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding + Related PYQs
• Days 15-20 - Organic Chemistry + Related PYQs

Completing all chapters in 60 days (2 months) time need a lot of discipline. And if you are able to complete, the long term rewards are innumerable. You will feel a lot satisfied and will be benefitted a lot in Class 12. However, if you seek for any Online Platform that will help you to complete the chapters quickly, you can checkout the Crash Course, as offered by Careers360 - NEET Knockout 2022 – Online Preparation Course, Mock Test, Kadha & Practice Test Series 2022 (careers360.com)

The syllabus varies from colleges to colleges and universities. So I am giving you the basic the subjects which are found to be in most of the programs in Sem-I :

• Data Structures and Algorithm
• Data Analysis using Spread Sheet (VBA)
• Introduction to Data Science
• Mathematics for Data Sciences
• Python programming-I

The lead recruiters in the field are provided below:

• Amazon

• Flipkart

• Cognizant

• Wipro

• IBM

• Infosys

• Deloitte

• Walmart

• Genpact

To know more about Data Science, visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/data-science-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!