Hello,

With 98 marks in GUJCET, you have a good chance of getting an ECE seat in a government engineering college in Gujarat, as a score between 80 and 120 is considered good and can help you target a reputed college. However, the 58% may decrease your chances of admission, so you have to take care of it.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello dear student,

98 marks in GUJCET is a very good marks, but 58% may reduce your overall merit rank as both class and GUJCET marks are considered.

You have some chances for ECE in government colleges but not in the top ones. so, you should keep other branches as backup as well.

Hello

You scored 98 marks in GUJCET, which is a strong score. Well done
Your 58 in board exams (due to an accident) might lower your overall merit a bit.
Still, there's a fair chance you could get ECE in a government engineering college, especially in later rounds.
Top colleges may be harder to get into due to high cut-offs, but some mid-level government colleges might take you. Your GUJCET score definitely helps balance out the low board marks.

Hello,

Typically the cutoff for aerospace engineering is determined by the entrance exam (like JEE Advanced or GATE) and institution and category-like factors. For example, in the JEE Advanced, you need to rank in ranges of 1400 to 2800 for admission to top IITs in the general category.

I hope it will clear your category!!

If you want to become Software engineer, you can choose either degree or diploma courses.

Degree courses :

• B.Tech in CSE ( It covers coding, algorithms, AI, software engineering, and system design. Most valued by top companies.)
• BCA ( It gives a good base in programming and software development.)

Diploma courses :

• Diploma in Software Engineering :  It’s a 3-year course that teaches practical skills like coding, building websites, and managing databases and perfect if you want to start working quickly.

Hi! If you want to become a software engineer quickly, a diploma alone may not be enough. You can start with a diploma or certification in programming, but focus on learning languages like Python, Java, or C++, along with web development and databases. Short term coding bootcamps, online courses, and internships will also help you gain practical skills. Later, doing a B.Tech or B.Sc. in Computer Science or IT will give you stronger career growth.

With a BTech in Biomedical Engineering and MTech in Medical Instrumentation, you can definitely apply for instrumentation engineer roles in the oil and gas industry, including offshore jobs.

Instrumentation in oil and gas involves monitoring and controlling machinery and processes which is quite related to your background in medical instrumentation because both require handling complex instruments and control systems.

You might need to get familiar with industry-specific standards and tools used in oil and gas, like SCADA systems, PLCs, and safety regulations for offshore platforms. Certifications or short courses related to industrial instrumentation can boost your chances.

So, your educational background is relevant and you can transition into instrumentation engineering roles offshore with some targeted preparation and skill upgrade!

Hello,

Yes, you can.

Maths helps in coding, but it is not always compulsory. Many areas like web development, app development, and software testing need only basic maths. For advanced fields like data science, AI, or graphics, more maths is needed.

So, you can become a software engineer even without strong maths, but having some basic knowledge will make learning easier.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Here is the link where you can get required question paper : GATE 2024 EE Question Paper

Hope it helps !

Hello student,

To provide a more specific answer, please clarify which board and location you are referring to. For example, you could specify "BSEB Inter exam" or "UP Board Inter exam".

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