Colleges in Bangalore

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Dr. RAKESH NARU
6 years ago
For the year 2019. It was as below
CAT Cutoff 2019 for Iims was PGP 90 for general category.

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SHOAIBULLAH S
6 years ago
Yes Reva is among the top university in journalism and mass communication with best labs and campus.

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SHOAIBULLAH S
6 years ago
Ramaiyya university is best when it comes to alumni background, apart from that both the university have excellent labs and teaching faculties.

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I would like to suggest GREI Degree College if you want to pursue a B.Com course in a better way. This college has good learning environment and excellent teaching support and staff as well. It is one of the best colleges for B.Com in Bangalore and therefore you should consider it as a vital option.

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SACHIN SINGH
6 years ago
If you want to have a bright future in the field of Civil Engineering, I will suggest you to do it on a regular basis rather than distance learning.As you know it is a core branch and your academics will help you a lot in your future.

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SACHIN SINGH
6 years ago
All of them are quite good Institutes but to be specific, in my opinion you should opt for VIT for Engineering. CSE is a non-core branch and if you work hard a bit, you can land into getting a good job as compared to the core branches.

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6 years ago
First, You should have syllabus with yourself and then read the preparation tips of the toppers. Then make your preparation plan according to your convenience and arrange the study material which will help you to plan and after few months start solving previous year papers.

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