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Engineering programs or branches

 Engineering programs or branches

Some abbreviations of lists are given below which are used in engineering programs or branches


★ Arch — Architecture engineering

★ISE — Information Sc. Engineering

★ AE — Applied Electronics

★IEM — Industrial Engineering Management

★CTM — Construction Tech. And Management

★MME — Medical Electronics Engineering

★ TE — Telecommunication engineering

★ME — Mechanical engineering

★ CSE — Computer Sc. Engineering

★ ECE — Electronics Communication Engineering

★EEE — Electrical & Electronics Engineering


★EE — Electrical Engineering


★ ETC — Electronics Telecommunications Engineering

★IT — Information Technology engineering

★ Civil — Civil Engineering

★ Minning — Minning Engineering

★ EI — Electronics Instrumentations

★ CE — Chemical engineering






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