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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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NIT Silchar is difficult to get. The following can be the other options.
1. NIT Durgapur
2. NIT Jalandhar
3. NIT Rourkela
4. IIEST Shibpur
5. SVNIT Surat.
1. NIT Durgapur
2. NIT Jalandhar
3. NIT Rourkela
4. IIEST Shibpur
5. SVNIT Surat.
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Mrinmay Kishore Das
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The fees for B.Tech course at Tezpur University in semester including all the costs of hostels, admission and other facilities TU asks around 45-50 k from B Tech student. So throughout the course it will be around 4-5 Lacs in 8 semesters.
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Mrinmay Kishore Das
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It depends upon the branch you are getting in TU
for B.Tech students from CSE, ECE are placed at a good rate of 55-65% and around 40-50% get placed for civil, Mechanical, Electrical but here placements of students of Food Engineering And Technology was 80% last year. And for other depts like business and management there is a good record of placements.
for B.Tech students from CSE, ECE are placed at a good rate of 55-65% and around 40-50% get placed for civil, Mechanical, Electrical but here placements of students of Food Engineering And Technology was 80% last year. And for other depts like business and management there is a good record of placements.
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Mrinmay Kishore Das
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Yes, Tezpur University provide many Certificates like NCC for 3 years, NSS for 2 years and there are other open courses with Certificate from government of India. The admission window for certificate courses is open for candidates who have completed their bachelors degree in any field from a recognised university or educational institution.
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Mrinmay Kishore Das
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They should adjust them with the hectic schedule of higher studies first and to adjust them in hostels by talking with other boarders, seniors etc. And they can get reviews from them that how they can start their study plans etc.
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Mrinmay Kishore Das
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More than 300+ companies visit Tezpur University recruitment drive. Top companies like Wipro, Infotech, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, ITC, Patanjali, Microsoft, NRL, IOCL, ONGC, Hundai and Amdani Adani visit Tezpur University placements every year.
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Mrinmay Kishore Das
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You can take admission After TUEE exam result declaration and the time is according to administration during Aug-Sep after the declaration of JEE Mains and CUET etc. The application form fee of Tezpur University is INR 750 and will be done via online net banking, and credit/debit cards or by using UPI.
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To calculate the CGPA, the following steps are typically followed:
1. Determine the Credit Points: Each course is assigned a certain number of credits based on its weightage or workload. For example, a 3-credit course will have more weightage than a 2-credit course. The credit points for a course are obtained by multiplying the grade points earned in that course by its credits.
2. Calculate the Total Credit Points: Add up the credit points obtained in each course to determine the total credit points earned.
3. Calculate the Total Credits: Sum up the credits of all the courses taken.
4. Calculate the CGPA: Divide the total credit points
1. Determine the Credit Points: Each course is assigned a certain number of credits based on its weightage or workload. For example, a 3-credit course will have more weightage than a 2-credit course. The credit points for a course are obtained by multiplying the grade points earned in that course by its credits.
2. Calculate the Total Credit Points: Add up the credit points obtained in each course to determine the total credit points earned.
3. Calculate the Total Credits: Sum up the credits of all the courses taken.
4. Calculate the CGPA: Divide the total credit points
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