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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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BTech CSE at SHUATS is a four-year programme. Admission to BTech is completely based on online/ offline counselling conducted basis SOET/ merit in Class 12. Additionally, admission to the Agricultural Engineering, Dairy Technology and Food Technology branches of BTech can also be done on the basis of ICAR AIEEA exam. Below mentioned are the highlights:
Duration- 4 years
Fee- INR 3.73 Lakh - 6.61 Lakh
Number of specialisations- 13
Seats- 930
Common eligibility- Class 12 with PCM or PCMB or Inter Agriculture
Selection criteria- SOET/ Open Online Counselling/ ICAR AIEEA
Duration- 4 years
Fee- INR 3.73 Lakh - 6.61 Lakh
Number of specialisations- 13
Seats- 930
Common eligibility- Class 12 with PCM or PCMB or Inter Agriculture
Selection criteria- SOET/ Open Online Counselling/ ICAR AIEEA
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AKASH KAUSHIK
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Hello, according to CBSE passing criteria, we have to clear all our backlogs to get the passing degree of class 12th, you are not considered a fail but the CBSE will definitely give you a second chance to clear your backlog in accounts, you have to fill the reappear exam form through CBSE website, there is nothing to worry about now get ready yourself to give another attempt for Accounts exam and clear it in a single attempt.
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Muskaan Bhardwaj
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According to your JEE Main marks you can get a good branch in IIIT or NIT. From whichever state you are Keep that state government college in your top priority as you have more chances in those colleges. You have good chances to get good government college. All the best.
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Muskaan Bhardwaj
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According to your JEE Main marks you can get a lower branch in IIIT or NIT. If you are okay for studying that branch subject and have interest in them then go for it. From whichever state you are Keep that state government college in your top priority as you have more chances in those colleges. Also you can drop a year also and focus on JEE Main and JEE advance only. While doing your 12 th class it's difficult to manage JEE and boards exam preparation, your time and focus gets divided so it's advisable to drop a year and focus only on JEE Main and JEE advance. All the best.
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Muskaan Bhardwaj
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It's difficult to get a seat in central government college. You can apply in state government college if you have state quota. You can drop a year also and focus on JEE Main and JEE advance only. While doing your 12 th class it's difficult to manage JEE and boards exam preparation, your time and focus gets divided so it's advisable to drop a year and focus only on JEE Main and JEE advance. All the best.
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Muskaan Bhardwaj
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You might get lower branches in some NITs but it's not worth it. You can go to other colleges or drop out and appear again next year. I suggest you take your time and focus on JEE core and progress. Because boards and JEE at the same time are difficult for many students to manage. Or your ideas aren't clear because you haven't given them enough time, so there's no harm in taking a drop. But a few things I want to clarify about taking the plunge, assuming it's the only chance life has given you, and you won't waste that chance by sacrificing social media accounts like fb, Instagram, etc. You have OBC category so make sure it is consider
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PINNINTI NAVEEN
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To appear for the 12th board commerce stream: St. Joseph college, Government RC college of commerce are some colleges in Bangalore commerce stream.
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palak mahajan
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Hi Vijya the eligibility criteria for CA is just passing 10+2 examination in commerce. You can pursue your dream course with 10+2. Don't wait for completion of graduation. And job opportunities not you will be the one who is giving job by doing this course. So don't worry about gap and just go for it.
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