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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 30 Jun 2007 22:46:37 IST
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which is better, dual in bits pilani or mechanical (may be civil or mettallurgy) in nit nagpur
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30 Jun 2007 23:56:36 IST
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what a stupid qs...of course bits man....but i m not hrd of any dual degree course in bits.....can u explain in which all branches does bits offer dual degree..??
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1 Jul 2007 00:18:59 IST
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Bits offer dual degree for MSC (Hons) courses.
for ex: MSC maths and then after 1 year, candidate gets BE . stream in BE depends on his 1 year performance.
this is 5 year course. so candidate will be MSC and BE after 5 year.
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1 Jul 2007 07:40:14 IST
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i need suggestions. main doubt is 5 year course vs 4 year course.
is it worth to leave BITS brand for saving one year?
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1 Jul 2007 10:35:48 IST
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I think you should save an year and join NIT Mech..
PLus it is better than BITS Goa anyday!
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1 Jul 2007 10:50:01 IST
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hmmm its better to go for any of the NIT's as u r getting a decent branch
of u r interests! so i suggest you to opt for nit's rather than bits!
NIt's are equally gud , u get very gud packages in NIT's too
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2 Jul 2007 19:45:41 IST
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I will advice you for Mechanical in NIT Nagpur, for it is a core branch and offers much more flexibility in terms of future prospects. For example if you want to shift to software, you can from a mechanical background much more easily than you can from MSc. However if you are dedicated to a particular subject and pursue it as your life's vocation, an MSc course would be ideal. You will have to study less number of subjects which will have no relevance to you. So set your priorities straight and choose well.
Best of Luck
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3 Jul 2007 22:18:53 IST
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@rahul4real...controversial comment buddy..what makes u say that NIT Nagpur is better than BITS G any day???...just coz its new...u cant say so....we ill compare the two 5 yrs down the line...thn u cud see for urself.
@prakash i guess u shud go for NIT mech and save an year for urself.
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3 Jul 2007 22:20:35 IST
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waise i think elessar is talking allot of sense..get ur priorities straight..nd go for BITS-dual MSc if u dont like Mech as a branch.
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