Hi

It is better to go for engineering so that you have a backup plan.

This is because,
To be eligible for SSC CGL etc examination you need to be at least a graduate then instead of any other graduation course why not not engineering in which you have much better opportunity in terms of jobs and pay.

Also,
These days it has been become very common to go for SSC, UPSC etc examination after engineering, a lot of students complete their engineering and then go for writing UPSC ,SSC etc examination and not only appear for UPSC ,SSC etc examination, they qualify it as well also and some even top the exam : ) .
For Instance, Kanishak Kataria who topped UPSC civil services examination in 2018 was an engineer.
For SSC CGL, see the toppers over the years :-
2015 topper :- Ravi shankar Singh, an engineer
2016 topper :- Amit jain , again an engineer
2017 topper :-  kaushik Raj , an engineer,

Also,
Engineering is a 4 year long course so even if you take out 3 or 4 hours a day then in that four years you can easily prepare well for your SSC examination and  can ace.

Whenever you prepare for your SSC CGL examination , you can prepare in a while manner following the below tips :-

* Know your syllabus:-  first of all to start your SSC CGL preparation ,go through its syllabus at

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-syllabus

The list of  best books that you can use to cover your SSC CGL syllabus are listed below

QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

*Elementary & Advanced Mathematics: Kiran Prakashan

*Advance maths for General Competitions: Rakesh Yadav/KD Publications

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE & REASONING

*Verbal and non-verbal reasoning: R. S. Aggarwal

*Analytical Reasoning: M. K. Pandey

GENERAL AWARENESS

*General Knowledge: Dr Binary Karn /Lucent

*Manorama Yearbook

*Also read newspaper for current affairs

ENGLISH COMPREHENSION

*a mirror of Common Errors: Dr Ashok Kumar /Academic and test publication

*Competitive General English: Kiran Prakashan

*Objective General English: S. P. Bakshi

For details go through

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-books

* make a routine, and strictly follow it ,give more time to your weak areas in your routine . Routine will be very helpful for you as it will help you to study in a systematic way and avoid wastage of time and procrastination

* Prepare short notes :- you should prepare subjectwise short notes , it will help you a lot during your revision for your exam

* Revise :- the syllabus of SSC CGL is wide so revision is must otherwise you may not be able to recall  what all you have studied during your exam

*Practice mock test papers:- it will help you to understand the examination pattern, types and difficulty level  of questions which are asked in exam,  you will also get to know your preparation level and then can work on your weak areas to perform well in your examination.

For detailed information go through

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-ssc-cgl/amp

Thank you

Hi.

Landfills are methods of waste disposal for solid or hazardous wastes. It was started as a method of waste disposal to ensure that the waste does not pose any treat to the environment. Usually the waste is separated from the surrounding environment by a suitable barrier (commonly soil). It also depends upon the type, quantity, characteristics of waste and the rules and regulations of that area.

Hello student

Placements for Alagappa College of Technology for Mtech Food technology is good.The college also provides internships for the students.The college also have a friendly atmosphere. The faculties are very supportive and helps the students in every possible way in the academics.Practical examination is given significant role in the academics. Overall its a good option.

A landfill site (also known as a tip, dump, rubbish dump, garbage dump or dumping ground is a site for the disposal of waste materials. Landfill is the oldest and most common form of waste disposal, although the systematic burial of the waste is a modern development. In the past, refuse was simply left in piles or thrown into pits.

Some landfill sites are also used for waste management purposes, such as temporary storage, consolidation and transfer, or for various stages of processing waste material, such as sorting, treatment, or recycling. Unless they are stabilized, landfills may experience severe shaking or soil liquefaction of the ground during a large earthquake.

Hey aspirant,

Yes you have high chances of getting admission in Alagappa College of Technology, Anna University - [ACT], Chennai for B.Tech in Food Technology.

Last year's cut off (closing rank) for General Category was 4506 and that of OBC category was 6076. As you have ranked much lesser than these closing ranks your chances of admission in both the categories are quite high.

The cut offs may vary this year due to changes in the number of candidates appearing in the entrance, number of candidates qualifying in the exam, difficulty level of the exam, etc.

If you would like to fetch any details on TANCET 2020 you can read this article :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tancet

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Yes. Candidates with Disabilities coming under RPWD Act are eligible for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced and there by they are also eligible for JOSAA Counselling. Such Candidates have to fill a format that has been authorised by JOSAA. Please check that at: https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Handler/FileHandler.ashx?i=File&ii=150&iii=Y

Hello,

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Amrita Puri Campus, Kollam offers industry and research-oriented syllabus along with a credit-based system curriculum for advance learning of Engineering students.

Highest salary offered (2019) is 29 lakh per year.

Placements recorded a success rate of 95.32%

Topmost recruiting companies were Aricent, Asian Paints, Cisco Systems etc.

College provides good Wi-Fi and labs like a computer lab.

Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering is a

state-government-sponsored engineering college

The College has great student community with active clubs and organizations.

Top recruiting companies were TCS and Infosys.

The college is affiliated to the University of Kerala.

Free Wi-Fi is available for students with an online library, and the classrooms are also smart.

Out of the two amrita university is better.

Hope this helps!!

SAT sylabuss..

Subjects are.

1. Maths

2. Science

3. History

4. Languages

5. English

In maths. There are three sections

1. Algebra and functions

2. Geometry and statistics

3. Probability and data analysis

In reading section you may deal with  sentence completion, understanding of passages, word literature ,history,social science and general sciences.

In writing and language section you have expression of ideas and standard english conventions , pasaage related to career, history ,sociology and general science

The last section is about your analysis about the topic given. Or an essay

ACT SYLLABUS

It is consist of four sections

1. MATHS

2. SCIENCE

3. READINGS

4. SCIENCE REASONING

Hi, Hope you are doing well!

Landfilling is an important method in the disposal of wastes, as it collects the wastes in a site which then used for purpose of recycling as the waste are concentrated in various layers and is compacted to reduce the volume.

They are monitored for the control of liquid and gas emitted in order to make sure they don't destroy the environment.  Some wastes are burnt some are used to generate bioenergy. Hazardous wastes are segregated and treated.

A scientific landfill is termed so because of its scientific design during construction. One of the biggest problems of ordinary landfills is the seeping of solid waste into underlying soil and water, contaminating both. Scientific landfills eliminate the risk of waste seeping underground as the base layer is constructed of 90 metres of clay, thus arresting any seepage or leakage within the landfill. On top of the base layer, a drainage layer made of soil, measuring 15 metres in length and a vegetative layer of 45 centimetres to minimise soil erosion. The presence of these layers ensures that leachate is collected before it seeps underground.

Scientific landfills also act as degassing systems by reducing the production of methane. Since the layers soak most of the impurities in the waste disposed, methane generates slowly compared to the generation speed in ordinary landfills. Vertical wells installed in scientific landfills help extract methane regularly, and the gas can then be used for electricity and heat generation purposes.