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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 09, 2024Hindi
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IIT Bombay mechanical or BITS Pilani CSE, which is better? Does a minor degree in computers if mechanical is opted fetch equal opportunities as CSE? Pls advise sir

Ans: Hi
it won't give you equal weightage but yes, IIT-B is the best.
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