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umesh kumar
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No, there is no chance for government. College. You may try private college.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
See, if you are a Delhi student then you can all the government colleges of Delhi like GB Pant, Okala; Ambedkar College, etc. And other than that, all the private colleges but if your resident of other state then you might not get any of the government college as because of the 85% and 15% quota of the Delhi students.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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See, at this rank, you might college in the last round of the counselling or you can say in the CSAB round only and getting CSE is also quite difficult for you to get there so if you want branch only and not the college then you can take admission in the GL Bajaj Mathura otherwise if you want national level college without any specific branch then you can wait for the Josaa.
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Shabana Bee
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With PCB, you might get admission in B.Tech because maths is compulsory but still, there are some private colleges who give admission. So, search the private college and apply for admission.
Good luck
Good luck
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muskan kalra
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Hello Sumit,
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Cluster Innovation Centre. The Course Fee
University of Delhi has been introduced with the aim to provide innovative curriculum and multi- programme to the students. It provides a springboard for new ideas to emerge and constantly translate them to workable projects in the real world. Cluster Innovation Centre is an institution in the University of Delhi. Through its Cutting edge degree programme, the center exposes a bright cohort of students to the most advanced research, techniques and methodologies in their respective streams. University of Delhi is still in a process to provide various multi-programme and curriculum in
Cluster Innovation Centre. The Course Fee
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muskan kalra
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Dear Hrithik,
It certainly depends on your area of interest.
If you want to go into research and pursue a PhD degree, definitely opt for a Biomedical degree. However, if you are not at all interested in research, Biomedical is not an ideal option since it requires a lot of hard work.
The colleges offering Masters or PhD are way lesser in number in India.
It certainly depends on your area of interest.
If you want to go into research and pursue a PhD degree, definitely opt for a Biomedical degree. However, if you are not at all interested in research, Biomedical is not an ideal option since it requires a lot of hard work.
The colleges offering Masters or PhD are way lesser in number in India.
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Shraddha Tiwari
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Generally, the cut off for B.Sc Agriculture is high. You can check the cut off for Agriculture of this year on their official website. Just wait for the counselling, maybe, you can get a seat in the second or third session of counselling.
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Shikher jainStudent
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Yes, it is 100% true that IT syllabus is outdated. IT syllabus does not includes new technologies. So, it would be very good if you do online course in any current technologies.
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Shikher jainStudent
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Obviously, computer science is the best branch in B.Tech to go in the IT Sector.
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