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<p>To get admission B.Tech Computer Science Engineering at Alpine Group of Institutes, students must meet the eligibility. The eligibility is to pass class 12 with an aggregate of 50% from a recognised board.&nbsp;</p><p>Note: The eligibility is taken from official sources and is subject to change.</p>

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<p>IILM University Gurugram's courses are updated periodically to keep up with industry trends. The university offers around 129 courses across various streams like Management, Engineering, Law, Arts, and more. Some courses, like B.Tech and MBA, have specializations that are relevant to current industry needs, such as Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, and Cyber Security.</p><p>However, some students have mentioned that the curriculum could be more up-to-date, particularly in areas like AI and modern technologies. The university has taken steps to address this, incorporating industry-relevant projects and internshi... View more

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<p>IT'S SO OBVIOUS THAT BITS IS BETTER THAN ANY OTHER PRIVATE COLLEGE IN INDIA AND ALSO EVEN BETTER THAN MANY OF THE GOVERNMENT COLLEGES.&nbsp;</p><p>ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING THING ABOUT THIS COLLEGE IS THERE IS A LARGE VARIETY OF STUDENTS WHICH ARE INDEED WORKING HARD ON THEIR PERSONAL STARTUPS or DREAM PROJECTS IN COLLABORATION WITH THEIR PROFESSORS AND OTHER TEAM MEMBERS.</p><p>WORLDWIDE TEACHERS ARE SELECTED TO TEACH IN THIS COLLEGE WHICH IS SUPER EXCITING AND MAKES THEIR STUDENTS FOR DIFFERENT FROM OTHER PEOPLE&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>Ninja Mentors</strong>: 1:1 mentorship from engineers at companies like Uber, Amazon, and Meta.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Global Certification Pathways:</strong> Support for cracking GSoC, LFX, and ML certifications.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Resume &amp; Portfolio Building: </strong>Moving beyond text resumes to GitHub-led portfolios that prove you have shipped code.</p><p><strong>Direct Partner Access:</strong> 1000+ hiring partners.</p>

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<p>PST combines <em data-start="2216" data-end="2357">industry-integrated projects, real internships, mentorship by tech leaders, hackathons, startup support, and a location in a major tech hub</em> to ensure students don't just learn theory but gain <em data-start="2410" data-end="2434">real industry exposure</em> that prepares them for future careers.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Students switching from the <strong data-start="1965" data-end="2012">traditional JEE-to-engineering-college path</strong> to Polaris are often doing so because they want <em data-start="2061" data-end="2180">earlier exposure to real coding, project-based learning, open-source contributions, internships and industry mindsets</em>. Some have turned that into <strong data-start="2209" data-end="2284">measurable successes like GSoC selections and tech roles or internships</strong> within the first one or two years.</p>

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<ul><li data-start="1808" data-end="2018"><p data-start="1810" data-end="2018">PST students have interned <strong data-start="1837" data-end="1910">both in traditional tech company roles (e.g., at Mstack, Tectonic AI)</strong> and <strong data-start="1915" data-end="1954">through global open-source programs</strong> like GSoC, LFX and SoB</p></li><li data-start="1808" data-end="2018"><p data-start="1810" data-end="2018">Some students receive&nbsp;<st... View more

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<p>Yes there are facilities for students&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Yes, there's a coding specific zones on campus. There's a place which is like a digital library where students can sit and do their coding work</p>

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<p>The hostel facility is really good, there is a wifi facility, play area like indoor sports and gym facilities. The hostel is very clean and hygienic. It feels like home and I didn't miss my home&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Almost every facility in the college is value for money. The way of teaching and very friendly faculties, overall support in academics.</p>

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<p>Yes. PST offers merit-based and need-based financial aid (fee reduction).</p><p>Students with good marks/CGPA or low family income can apply. You can also use government or private scholarships, and internship stipend helps with expenses.</p>

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<p>Polaris students secure Industry-Integrated Internships starting from their first 8 months.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Global Programs:</strong> 11 GSoC selections and multiple Summer of Bitcoin and LFX Fellowships.</p><p><strong>Startup Sprints: </strong>Internships at high-growth firms like Zuvees, Meesho, Blinkit, and GNA Energy.</p><p><strong>Stipends: </strong>First-year stipends peaked at ₹2.5 Lakhs, with an average monthly stipend for the pilot batch significantly higher than the national average for fresh graduates.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Polaris attracts a highly competitive peer group through its Polaris Admission Test (PAT) and founder interviews, which filter for a "Builder Mindset." In 2025, the batch included students who left JEE coaching to pursue hands-on engineering, leading to a culture where 45% of the batch contributes to global Open Source. The peer group is geographically diverse (90% from outside Karnataka) and is deeply integrated with the Bangalore startup ecosystem through weekly fireside chats with CTOs and VCs.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Polaris is a better choice for students prioritizing ROI and modern tech stacks over a traditional "vacation-style" campus life. Traditional Tier-1/2 colleges (like VIT or Manipal) often follow a fixed 4-year theory-heavy curriculum. In contrast, Polaris students master the MERN Stack and AI/ML fundamentals in Year 1, enabling them to earn stipends of ₹1.8L to ₹2.5L as freshmen. The degree is officially recognised under Section 2 (f) of the UGC Act, 1956, ensuring it is legally equivalent to traditional degrees for UPSC, GATE, and MBA admissions.</p>

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<p>Both are new-age schools, but Polaris offers a specific "Product Engineering" edge. Polaris achieved a national record in 2025 with 11 first-year students cracking Google Summer of Code (GSoC), demonstrating that its curriculum is geared toward global engineering benchmarks earlier than its peers. If your goal is to be an AI Architect or Founder, Polaris provides a $10,000 Seed Fund through the PST Tech Combinator and a founder-led mentorship model (backed by Classplus) that Newton's more interview prep-centric model differs from.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>No. It may feel challenging at the beginning, but PST starts from basics and teaches step-by-step. With regular practice and attendance, beginners can manage it</p>

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<p>Polaris School of Technology</p><p>Offers a 4-year B.Tech in Computer Science (AI/ML) awarded through Medhavi Skills University (UGC-recognised). �</p><p>KollegeApply +1</p><p>You graduate with a formal degree that makes you eligible for jobs, higher studies, and competitive exams. �</p><p>Shiksha</p><p>Combines academics with hands-on projects and industry exposure from early semesters. �</p><p>forpressrelease.com</p><p>Scaler School of Technology</p><p>Runs an intensive practical CS programme focused on coding, systems, and real... View more

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<p>Yes. The B.Tech degree is from a recognised university (AICTE-approved program), so you can apply for MS/Masters abroad, provided you meet requirements like CGPA, IELTS/GRE, etc.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;You can apply for <strong>BCA at JSS Science &amp; Technology University (JSSSTU), Mysuru</strong> through the <strong>management quota</strong>, even with <strong>55% marks in 12th Science</strong>. Here’s how it works:</p><hr><h2>&nbsp;Eligibility</h2><ul><li>Minimum requirement: <strong>Pass in 12th with Mathematics/Computer Science as one subject</strong>.</li><li>Your <strong>55% marks</strong> meet the basic eligibility (though merit seats usually require higher percentages).</li><li>... View more

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<p><strong>Yes, BHU (Banaras Hindu University) does offer Toxicology‑related courses, but not as a standalone undergraduate program. The main options are postgraduate and doctoral programs in Forensic Medicine &amp; Toxicology (MD) at the Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS‑BHU), and specialised modules like Pharmacological and Toxicological Screening Methods offered via NPTEL by IIT‑BHU.</strong></p><h2>&nbsp;Toxicology Courses at BHU</h2><h3>1. <strong>MD in Forensic Medicine &amp; Toxicology (IMS‑BHU)</strong></h3><ul><li><p><strong>Le... View more

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<p>GATE Computer Science (CSE) exam was conducted on February 8 in two sessions. Exam shift timings can be checked below -</p><ul><li>Forenoon - 9:30 am to 12:30 pm</li><li>Afternoon - 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm</li></ul>

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<p dir="ltr">I feel the exposure to corporate culture at PIBM is quite practical. Students regularly interact with industry professionals through guest sessions, workshops, corporate talks, and corporate sessions, which help them understand real workplace expectations.</p><p dir="ltr">Internships and live project work teach how to handle deadlines, teamwork, reporting, and professional communication. This early exposure makes students more comfortable with corporate norms before entering full-time roles. While real learning continues on the job, the experience at PIBM helps build a solid foundation and... View more

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<p>Yes ofcourse, anyone can restart their career at any time when he/ she got opportunity. If you are comfortable to go offline pr regular MCA, you can go for it. If you don't want to go college, so you can purse MCA by distance and attend virtual class and self learn the topics and restart your carrier. It will fullfill your gap to get a good job with good experience.</p>

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<p>One of the most famous university GLA providing MCA course online, you can complete your master's with your job. You will provide all study material online, even you can give the exam online on their portal under proctor observation. Without going outside you can complete your master's with your job.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Yes it will start from 2026 but in March it will have concede a paper through CET and after that admissions will begin from july/August.</p>

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<p><span lang="EN">Quantum university provides many UG courses, PG courses, and Diploma courses. Like B.Tech CSE / Mechanical/ civil/ Electrical and B.Tech CSE with many specialisation like AIML/ Cyber security/ ECE / Full stack / Data Science / Cloud computing etc.</span></p><p><span lang="EN">Many other courses like Business / Agriculture studies / Media design / Health sciences / Hospitality and tourism and many more.<br>They also provide many short term courses and passion clubs to join as per your interest like digital marketing, foreign language course, photography, music,... View more

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Students with sports certificates may get relaxation or preference during admission to the BPES course at Lords University, depending on their level of sports participation. The university encourages students with achievements at the state, national or international level.
For admission, students must have passed 10+2 in any stream with at least 40% marks from a recognised board. Students can also contact
the admission team directly for detailed information about sports certificate benefits and eligibility relaxations.

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<p>Alpine Group of Institutes is affiliated to Uttarakhand Technical University (State Govt. Technical University) for B.Tech CSE in AI &amp; ML and DATA SCIENCE., additionally it is the only Institution approved by AICTE for B.Tech CSE.</p>

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<p>It is not compulsory to have 60% in Class 12 to qualify for the BTech CSE branch at Bhilai Institute of Technology. You do need to attain a rank of at least <strong>50 </strong>to be considered eligible for admission if you belong to the General HS category.&nbsp;</p><p>Please remember that the cutoff will vary for different categories. Refer to the table below to know the minimum rank required for CSE.&nbsp;</p><ul><li>OBC - 70</li><li>SC - 910</li><li>ST - 2735</li><li>EWS - 2157</li></ul>

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