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Mohammed aamir
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The fees of CSC is around 1.5 lacs per year but it varies with ranks.
We request you to attend the counselling session as it gives you a greater chance of getting a seat.
We request you to attend the counselling session as it gives you a greater chance of getting a seat.
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Mohammed aamir
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It is totally up to you. CSE is easier as compared to ECE. Chose ECE only if you are interested in it.
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Mohammed aamir
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Yes, hopefully you can. But, we request you to contact the officials for further details.
Hope that answers your question.
Thank you.
Hope that answers your question.
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Abhidha PantI am a student of B.TECH in EC branch
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Hello Akansha,
I am assuming you to be of general category. I am sorry, but with this percentage you may not get any government college. So, try for private colleges.
I am assuming you to be of general category. I am sorry, but with this percentage you may not get any government college. So, try for private colleges.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Hi,
So you are in 6th semester. I think, it is too early to start applying for Masters abroad. There are certain things that you need to complete first. Your GMAT Score, Your work experience (it matters a lot, you cannot afford to comprise with it), your Essay written ability and your LoRs. Once you are sure about all these things (assuming that you already have a relevant visa and passport), you can start applying for abroad. You need some time first. Kindly, have at least 1 year of work experience after your graduation (this is bare minimum). In the meantime, you can also search for good MBA colleges abroad also. Hope this helps. Upvo
So you are in 6th semester. I think, it is too early to start applying for Masters abroad. There are certain things that you need to complete first. Your GMAT Score, Your work experience (it matters a lot, you cannot afford to comprise with it), your Essay written ability and your LoRs. Once you are sure about all these things (assuming that you already have a relevant visa and passport), you can start applying for abroad. You need some time first. Kindly, have at least 1 year of work experience after your graduation (this is bare minimum). In the meantime, you can also search for good MBA colleges abroad also. Hope this helps. Upvo
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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There are chances that you might get admission in EEE branch in any NITs. Better to go with home state NITs if you have one, which increases your chance of getting admission.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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Well, if you have appeared for JEE Mains and got a good score, you can drop out and can apply for NITs. Instead of going to some last ranked NIT, I prefer you to stick with the current Institute you are studying at present and complete the B.Tech. Later if you wish you can prepare for higher studies and get admission in NITs or IITs for your PG.
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