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Prashant Kumar

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The university is boasting qualified faculty members and well-planned practical learning with industrial exposure for Sangam University. Teachers pay proper individual attention to every student that helps a lot in the individual development of a student. Good but can be improved, just like digital resource areas and dining. As far as placements are concerned, the record of this university is satisfactory, around 50-60% placements. Companies such as TCS, Accenture, Infosys are recruiting the highest number of students. This package can be further improved a bit for the average student. All in all, Sangam University is good to go with B

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Prashant Kumar

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The course structure of B.Tech at Raffles University is very comprehensive and industrial-relevance oriented for specialization. Also, the streams offered by the university are quite diverse and they are mapped to the current market needs, such as Computer Science, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering. On another side, Raffles University has a very vibrant placement cell that shall help in assisting students with internships and job placements. The blend of renowned faculty with state-of-the-art infrastructure, combined with skill development, uniquely makes the B.Tech programme very commendable.

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Prashant Kumar

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The following is the step included in the admission procedure for the B.Tech course at Raffles University. After filling up the online application form provided on the authorized website of the University, the candidates are required to submit it. Further, there will be a shortlisting of candidates followed by an invitation for a Situation Test carrying the weightage of 40%, and then a Personal Interview carrying the weightage of 60%. All taken together, these entrance tests define the admission of a course. For eligibility, one needs to check out that they need to have passed Class 12 with Physics, Mathematics, and a relevant subject

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Saurabh Singh

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Indeed, Adichunchanagiri University accepts the KCET as one of the entrance exams for admission to the B.Tech program.

 Your eligibility will be determined by your official KCET score. 

However, admission is not guaranteed by the KCET score alone. Cut-off ranks are made public by the university following each counseling round. These rankings are determined by the difficulty of the KCET exam, the number of applicants overall, and the number of seats available.

 

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Saurabh Singh

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You must receive at least 45% (40% for reserved categories) in your 12th standard (PUC or equivalent) in order to be eligible for Adichunchanagiri University's B.Tech program. Required subjects include mathematics, physics, and one of the following: computer science, chemistry, biology, biotechnology, or electronics. It's possible that you'll also need to pass entrance exams like COMEDK UGET or KCET.

 

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Manish Kumar

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To be eligible for B.Tech admission at Modern College of Engineering, candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for reserved categories) in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology. They must also qualify for the JEE Main exam or the state's common entrance test (like MHT-CET) for engineering. Admission is typically based on the entrance test scores and, in some cases, the marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

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Manish Kumar

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Yes, B.Tech placements at Modern College of Engineering are generally good. The college has a dedicated placement cell that collaborates with various top companies, offering ample opportunities for students. Many reputable firms from the IT, engineering, and core sectors participate in campus recruitment, with students securing positions in companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, and L&T. The average package ranges between 3.5 to 6 LPA, with higher packages offered to top-performing students.

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Shadab Ali

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Pursuing B.Tech in mechanical engineering at providence college can be challenging but it is manageable.

The curriculum is design with strong focus on both theoretical knowledge and practical application.

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Shadab Ali

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Providence college of engineering established in 2015.

Placement of mechanical branch is growing due to the college strong connection with practical learning.

Some of their recruiters are wipro, Garuda aerospace and stanadyne India.

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Mousumi paul

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B.Tech programme At Raffles University, candidates should have passed the 10+2 examination from a recognised board. A minimum aggregate score of 45% in the qualifying exam is required. For reserved category candidates, the minimum aggregate is typically lower, around 40%.

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