Hey Aspirant,

Yes, Obviously you can do anything that you are interested in. The field is related to these subjects only. Developing a product to make it user-friendly to a customer. Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary engineering field that combines principles from mechanics, electronics, computer engineering, robotics, and automatic control. Mechatronics engineers design, develop and test a broad range of automated machines from industrial systems, artificial intelligence, and medical equipment, to consumer products.

Making a consumer-friendly product is a tough part of the job. And it's done by engineers. And Mechatronics is a part of it.

Hope that helps

all the best

Dear aspirant,TS ECET exam is conducted for Diploma & B.Sc.(Mathematics) holders who are seeking lateral entral admission into various B.E/B.Tech courses.

Eligibility Criteria for admission to the course is-

• Candidates should have completed Diploma in Engineering and Technology or any other equivalent degree or candidates should have passed 3-year B.Sc. Degree examination with Mathematics as one of the subjects in the group combination from a recognized University in the Telangana/Andhra Pradesh state.
• Candidates should have qualified the exam with at least 45 percent marks and the qualifying marks for reserved categories is 40 percent.
  

The cutoff for admission varies every year from college to college. Therefore it would be difficult to tell you about the cutoff or the marks required for admission.
You can go through the link below and check the previous year allotment details for reference and to have an idea about the rank required for admission

Https://tsecet.nic.in/Default.aspx

Good Luck!

To clarify the confusion, one must understand that both B.E. and B.Tech have more or less the same value in today’s world. Though these seem similar, they have quite a few differences. The prime difference between B.tech and B.E., in terms of study, is the fact that B.Tech emphasizes more on practical application, while B.E. program concentrates more on the theoretical knowledge that is applied to develop equipment and gadgets in the field of science and technology.

Hello

As long as you are a college student, you can apply for Google Summer of Code program, i.e., It doesn't matter if you are in the first year of undergraduate studies or a PhD student.

Now, going by the general logic here, you in all probability would be acquainted with basic usage of few programming languages and have solved assignments or wrote several small programs in them. It's certainly great but nothing to worry about if you haven't.

Thanks

Hello Suyash,

In first year all engineering straps will be having same subjects in Amity total you have to face 11 subjects in 1st semester and 11 subjects in 2nd semester. Subjects for all 4 years English Foreign business language (you have to choose any one language we have choice of French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese etc) Behavioral science Common subjects for both semesters in first year Applied Mathematics Applied physics Subjects in First semester Engineering mechanics Elements of engineering mechanics C language Law for engineers History for engineers Environmental science Subjects in second semester Applied Chemistry Basic electrical engineering Engineering graphics Biology Economics Sociology May be first semester and second semester subjects may be interchange other wise these are the subjects.

Hi Venkata 

Minimum ranks or percentile can't be predicted

The candidate should have passed 10+2 or equivalent from any statutory board with 60% OR as per AICTE norms aggregate marks in all subjects OR equivalent grade for the students from IB or other approved Board. 

Qualify in JEE (MAIN) 2019 examination and be eligible to write the JEE Advanced 2019

OR

• A valid SAT Subject test Score (which should include 
• Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) - minimum 1800

For Students under PIO/NRI category - 

• 10+2 or equivalent from any statutory board with 60% OR as per AICTE Norms -as Essential Qualification Aggregate marks in all subjects or equivalent grade for the students from IB or other approved Board

Desirable Qualifications

• A valid SAT Subject test Score (which should include Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) –minimum 1800

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Hey!There

Yes,You are elligible for GATE EXAM...You can appear in gate examination..No there will be no problem in getting admission in MBA course...Some top INSTITUTE may consider this as flaws during interview for admission in MTECH otherwise there will be no problem in getting admission...

Yes sir, i understand your query as i would like to tell you about the following through the official brochure of college through official article of career360 as follows:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-be-btech-colleges-in-lucknow

If you still have any query ask me in comments 

Hi there Shahid! Hope you're all doing fine.

It doesn't really matter if you are JEE Mains qualified or not but if you have not filled up the form for Jamia Milia Islamia, you cannot expect any how to participate in any of the rounds for Jamia Milia Islamia whether it is the first round of counselling or the spot round.

Hope this helps. Thankyou.

Hii..

Yes of course you can take admission in government colleges in in West Bengal through  entrance exam. It does not matter if you have a Jharkhand domicile as it is not going to affect your admission. The present scenario in engineering colleges in such a way that almost 40 to 50% students in a batch are almost outside state students.

Thus you don't worry about domicile. 

Hope it helps. 

Best of luck