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Nityanand Singh
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Hey Shraddha,
Banasthali Vidyapeeth is a good college to pursue biotech courses. It has a good placement record as well as average overall rankings. You can proceed with the admission in the college. However there are even better options available which you should go for. If you are eligible for Banasthali then you can also apply for some other better colleges if you want and may also avail scholarships. Giving you a few suggestions -
Banasthali Vidyapeeth is a good college to pursue biotech courses. It has a good placement record as well as average overall rankings. You can proceed with the admission in the college. However there are even better options available which you should go for. If you are eligible for Banasthali then you can also apply for some other better colleges if you want and may also avail scholarships. Giving you a few suggestions -
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Sohan kumar Deyhappy to help you!!!!!
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No, you can only pursue M.Tech in CSE if you have done B.Tech in CSE.
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From investment banking to environmental charities, from government to agriculture, and from healthcare to technology, all sorts of organisations are keen to make use of the numerical skills and techniques you'll learn on this course. They'll also be interested in how you have developed your wider range of skills, including advanced problem-solving, analysis and logical thinking.
Career options are rewarding, both intellectually and financially. The satisfaction of solving real-world problems, working with people in other professions, thinking through solutions and then communicating them are often matched with good salaries.
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Career options are rewarding, both intellectually and financially. The satisfaction of solving real-world problems, working with people in other professions, thinking through solutions and then communicating them are often matched with good salaries.
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ASHHAD HASHMI
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You have to fill the application form and then selection will be done on the basis of merit.
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