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National College, Vijaya College, St Josephs, Mount Carmel, Kumarans College, Baldwins, Bishop Cottons, NMKRV College, MS, Deeksha, Jyoti Nivas, Christ and Jain College to name a few.
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Which are the best colleges for fashion technology in Bangalore?
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IIFT NID, NIFT, IIFA, INIFD, MS Ramaiah, Vogue Institute, Bangalore city college, JD to name a few.
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I can talk about engineering colleges, since I come from an Engineering background. When you want to choose a college - always consider what course you want to pursue and then check which college has a better edge in that course, research how the faculty, placements, overall atmosphere and support f
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I can talk about engineering colleges, since I come from an Engineering background. When you want to choose a college - always consider what course you want to pursue and then check which college has a better edge in that course, research how the faculty, placements, overall atmosphere and support f
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I believe when you say IT, you are referring to Engineering and IT. For a career in IT, one can choose to do a B.Sc with Computer Science, BCA and then BCA thereon, BE/B.Tech. For BE/B.Tech, You could consider courses such as E&C, CSE, IS, Telecom, EEE, Instrumentation etc. And, then carve a career
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Following are some of the colleges:
Vydehi,
MVJ College,
B.M.C.
Rajiv Gandhi University,
Sarvodaya,
St. John's.
Vydehi,
MVJ College,
B.M.C.
Rajiv Gandhi University,
Sarvodaya,
St. John's.
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Generally, government aided colleges have a low fee structure. I suggest you research for the best rated and popular colleges for the course you desire and then check which of them is private and which one is a government college. Talk to the admissions department for scholarships and student fund s
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Is the autonomous syllabus of BMS Bangalore tough or not?
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BMSCE being one of the best colleges in Bangalore is said to have a competitive syllabus that is updated and quite good both for placements and future career prospects. Of course, it could be challenging and not very relaxed, having spoken to a few friends I understand that it's very good and useful
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Well, I can talk about engineering colleges as I have an engineering background. Most of the colleges fall under VTU - Visvesvaraya Technological University and some of the colleges have gained autonomous status. Some of the best colleges include RVCE, PESIT, BMSCE, DSCE, BIT, MSRIT, RNSIT and SJBIT