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6 hours agoContributor-Level 8
NMIT Bangalore KCET Cutoff 2024 has been released for all rounds and categories for students belonging in the AI and HS quota. As per the KCET Cutoff 2024, the closing ranks ranged between 9819 in the first round and 12227 in the last round for the General AI category candidates. For the OBC AI category, the cutoff fell in the ranges of 9818 and 1227, same as for the General AI students. For more information, click here.
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YesterdayScholar-Level 17
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- Application Form Submission: Candidates must fill out the application form. This can be done online via the official website or offline by visiting the campus or an authorized admission office. An application fee of INR 1,200 is required.
- Entrance Exam/Merit Consideration:
- Candidates with good scores in relevant national-level entrance exams (e.g., JEE Main for B.Tech, CAT/MAT for MBA, GATE for M.Tech) can use these for admission consideration.
- Alternatively, or to enhance scholarship chances, applicants can appear for the university's own Q-Care Entrance-cum-Schol
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2 days agoBeginner-Level 3
B.Tech CSE (Computer Science Engineering) is a broader field that covers both software and hardware, while B.Tech ISE (Information Science Engineering) is more software-focused and applied, concentrating on the application of computing principles to solve information-related problems. While CSE has a wider scope, both are very similar, and many core subjects are shared, leading to similar career and placement opportunities in most cases. The main difference lies in CSE's inclusion of hardware subjects like computer architecture, whereas ISE focuses exclusively on software and information systems.
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3 days agoScholar-Level 17
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- Emphasis on Internship-to-Placement Pipeline: GIBS highlights the "Internship-to-Placement Pipeline" as a key feature, noting that many students
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a week agoBeginner-Level 2
Firstly you qualify the JEE Mains exam and cuttoff is according to your category like if you are general then your JEE Mains cutoff is 93 percentile if you are obc then your cuttoff is 79 percentile.
Then if you are qualify the exam of JEE Mains then you must clear the JEE advanced. Then according to this basis cuttoff of IIT madras then you are eligible for B.Tech from IIT madras
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a week agoBeginner-Level 2
The minimum eligibility for B.Tech is 50% in PCM for direct admission and if you want to take admission by another way then you must have give entrance exam of JEE Mains then you qualify the criteria then you eligible for take admission in kc group of institutions, Nawanshahr.
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