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Adithya Krishnan

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Wisdmlabs, Suzlon, Adobe, HP, HCL, Affinity are few of the companies which come to Amity University Mumbai for the placements. The placements so far has been a successful with 100% students placed.
The CRC provides internship and helps the students boost their resume up to get placed in top companies as mentioned above.

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Leena Agarwal

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Go with B.Com (Hons), in that you can do specialization in Maths, it will be good for your job profile.

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Vaibhav Vohra

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Yes, you need minimum 50% in class 12th to get admission in B.Sc in Film Technology in SRM University- Chennai.

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Lorna Dsouza

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Hi,
There is no information about lateral entry on the official website of Apollo Institute Of Hospital Management And Allied Sciences. It would be advisable to contact the concerned authority of the institute directly for the information.

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pasha asif

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In your 3 years of degree in B.Sc. You will learn much about Science which can be utilized practically or you can even teach it to other by entering the teaching field so the scope of B.Sc is good.

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pasha asif

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Both the courses have equivalent scope and opportunities in the future, but as per my knowledge B.Tech in agriculture is more technical oriented study. So, I would recommend you to go for B.Tech in agriculture.

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pasha asif

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Both the above courses have equivalent scope and opportunities in the future, but as per my knowledge B.Tech in agriculture is more technical oriented study, so I would recommend you to go for B.Tech in agriculture.

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