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Sarvesh Kinfer
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There is no integrated course offered by the NMIMS, for the list of courses, check out the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/nmims-narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-Mumbai-52743/courses
https://www.shiksha.com/university/nmims-narsee-monjee-institute-of-management-studies-Mumbai-52743/courses
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kanu vashisht
Guide-Level 15
It depends upon the institution you have chosen, for your B.Tech. Fee structure is different everywhere. So, just give
a particular college name first, then we can help.
All the best.
a particular college name first, then we can help.
All the best.
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kanu vashisht
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Instead of going for B.Tech part-time, go for full-time course as this will gives you much knowledge instead of part time.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
Guide-Level 14
Hi Nikhil,
Well, they are exactly same but there is a little difference:
B.E is all about knowledge and B.Tech is all about skills. BE curriculum consist of 80% theory and 20% practical whereas B.Tech curriculum have 60% theory and 40% practical. A course in Bachelor of Engineering deals more at the engineering aspects of Science while a course in Bachelor of Technology deals with the technology aspects. B.Tech is all about gaining practical knowledge and skills whereas BE focused more on research during academic which is helpful for higher studies. But both of them are similar having equal scope and future in terms of course curriculum
Well, they are exactly same but there is a little difference:
B.E is all about knowledge and B.Tech is all about skills. BE curriculum consist of 80% theory and 20% practical whereas B.Tech curriculum have 60% theory and 40% practical. A course in Bachelor of Engineering deals more at the engineering aspects of Science while a course in Bachelor of Technology deals with the technology aspects. B.Tech is all about gaining practical knowledge and skills whereas BE focused more on research during academic which is helpful for higher studies. But both of them are similar having equal scope and future in terms of course curriculum
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SACHIN SINGHPunctual and Organised.
Guide-Level 13
I think, it totally depends on you that in which field you are interested in. If you are literally good with your technicals then, you can prepare for GATE and get in M.Tech. Also, if you are good in aptitude and reasoning then you should go for MBA. But, try to pursue your MBA from a recognised institute.
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kanu vashisht
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The application process will be starting from March onwards and new admissions will be accepted in the month of August, so you can apply after 2 to 3 months.
All the best.
All the best.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Rakesh,
Admissions to colleges or universities in Canada would be granted based on 12 years of schooling. As you have done this, I am sure you would get admission. However, be advised that admission for graduation abroad is based on many factors and there are many nuances to the whole process. In view of this, I would like to advise you that please approach an agency dealing with sending students to Canada. They would be aware of all nuances and will take care of them.
Best wishes to you.
Admissions to colleges or universities in Canada would be granted based on 12 years of schooling. As you have done this, I am sure you would get admission. However, be advised that admission for graduation abroad is based on many factors and there are many nuances to the whole process. In view of this, I would like to advise you that please approach an agency dealing with sending students to Canada. They would be aware of all nuances and will take care of them.
Best wishes to you.
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