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I applied for B.A. In journalism honours, is there any way through which I can change to B.A. CEP? In ( christ university Bangalore). .
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Asked by Tripti
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Please help me out, I am getting MECHANICAL in SRI M VISVESVARAYA (Bangalore), will it be a good choice.
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Asked by Anurag

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6 years ago
You need to think what makes you more interested, other than that both are equally good.
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Is it good to pursue aeronautical engineering from MVJCE College, Bangalore?
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Asked by Chintan

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6 years ago
MVJCE college in Bangalore according to me is an average college if you wish to pursue aeronautical engineering. You should do this course from a college which provides you specialised further courses in this field like:
Indian Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Dehradun
Indian Institute of Space
Indian Institute of Aeronautical Engineering, Dehradun
Indian Institute of Space
New answer posted•6 years ago
Which are the top interior designing colleges in Bangalore and Chennai?
137 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Deva

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6 years ago
1. NIFT, Bangalore
2. LISAA School of Design, Bangalore
3. Design square, Chennai
4. Auxilium School of Interior Design, Chennai
5. Inter National Institute of Fashion Design, Chennai.
2. LISAA School of Design, Bangalore
3. Design square, Chennai
4. Auxilium School of Interior Design, Chennai
5. Inter National Institute of Fashion Design, Chennai.
New answer posted•6 years ago
Is MS Ramaiah College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Bangalore the best option for product and industrial designing i.e. for studying B.Des?
389 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Vaibhav

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6 years ago
Design is the best and the oldest design institute of India which offers M.Des/B.Des in 20 different streams of design. Please check www.nid.edu for detailed information about 20 streams. After NID, you have lot of other good institutes like IDC, IITB, and other IITs and IISc Bangalore, but they are
New answer posted•6 years ago
Do universities like Manipal, IIMS Pune, Christ Bangalore, take admissions on the basis of 12th boards exam?
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Asked by Virat
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6 years ago
IIMS Pune is AICTE approved, the best PGDM/ Management institute in Pune. For more information on IIMS Pune, you can visit https://iimspune.edu.in.
New question posted•6 years ago
I have paid money to lorven st xaviers Bangalore and I want to know that is this college is safe or I had sent my money to wrong place.
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Asked by Devendrasingh
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What is the fee structure of B.Tech at sahyadri college of engineering and management Bangalore.
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Asked by Abhishek

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6 years ago
Fee structure of B.Tech at Sahyadri College is approximately 1.5-1.7 LPA.
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6 years ago
GR CPP Junior College is one of the best PU colleges in Bangalore. It provides class education in Science, commerce, and arts fields. It is well-known for achieving 100% results in PU board exams across all streams. It also works on the point that to help the students enter their choice of professio
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Which college is better Thapar University or VIT, Bangalore?
96 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Vrudant

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6 years ago
Placements: VIT HAS AVERAGE PACKAGE OF 6.05 Lacs While Thapar has Average Package of 6.69 Lacs. Here Thapar is Better. But Thapar has more % of it's students in CS and IT then VIT. Many say that Thapar had better quality of Student But As of Data of 2019 Even 65 Percentile students could get admissi