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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
Like any other university there are some eligibility criteria for taking admission in DBRAU which are:
- Academic Qualification : Candidate must qualify 10+2 or equivalent examination with recognised board with subject such as Physics, Maths and Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Technical Vocational subject. With at least 50% marks ( 45% for reserved category).
- Entrance exam : Candidates needs to qualify in the Uttar Pradesh Common Entrance Test (UPCET) conducted by the university for admission to the B.Tech program.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
That depend on various factor such as placement records, student personal intrest, career prospects, etc. on the basis of which certain best courses DBRAU offers are:
- MBA: As course is AICTE approved, has shown good placement records and provides specialisation in various fields it is certainly the best.
- MCA: If one is looking to build career in field of IT and Software development then Univeristy offers in-depth knowledge of application and software development
- M.Sc. : Master of Science programm of University offers specialisation in different aspects such as Chemistry, Physics, biotechnology, etc. which is known for thei
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
Well, here you have to consider and evaluate different aspects of both university and course.
- MBA programm of DBRAU is certainly certified by AICTE which increase the credential of degree and recognition of University.
- Also, University offers specialisation in variety of fields which increases the wide range of oppurtunities for student to choose.
- Also there is limited seats in the MBA programm which increases the personalized learning experience from teachers.
- But the infrastructure of the programm is out dated also there is limited facililty and limited industrial exposure which is necessary for practical learning.
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