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12th September 2012, 01:40 AM
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Can I be eligible for PSU exam after passing B.Tech in Electrical Engineering


I am apost bsc b.tech in electrical engineering. Can i eligible for all psu exams.




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26th January 2013, 05:59 PM
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Default Re: Can I be eligible for PSU exam after passing B.Tech in Electrical Engineering

Yes, you are eligible, provided you satisfy certain other requirements. Recently most of the PSU are recruiting candidates in the basis of GATE score. BHEL, BEL, IOCL, etc are examples of such PSU. Marks percentage of the candidate must not be less than 60-70%. Eligibility requirements may vary with PSU. Detailed information can be collected from the web portal of the concerned PSU.
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