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Scholar-Level 18
Invariably many deemed to be universities indeed provide scholarships to students. But it's limited to the tuition fees and one needs to have excellence performance academically. I would not advise you to depend on it. It would be better if you look for education loan.
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Scholar-Level 18
Shifting engineering college after getting admission is next to impossible process. There are different aspects to it. Private colleges sustain only through fees of students. Loss of a student is loss of income. Secondly, syllabus also may differ. Thirdly depends on availability of seat in intended college. In view of all this, I would like to advise you that please give up these thoughts. Banasthali is quite a reputed institute and you should pursue your studies there only.
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You are pretty much eligible for pursuing CS programme because the basic eligibility for applying in this course is the candidate should clear 10 + 2 exams. Provisional registration is also allowed for students of 10 + 2 awaiting the result. Students who have cleared CA-CPT or have cleared CMA foundation exams or student who have Masters degree in any discipline other than fine arts can appear in CS foundation exam.
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