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Shivam Poddar
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Acharya Institute of Technology because of its infrastructure, curriculum, faculty. Also, the placement cell is very productive.
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Shivam Poddar
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I would suggest AIT because of its infrastructure and a way more productive placement cell.
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Shivam Poddar
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I would suggest Acharya Institute of Technology because of its curriculum, faculty. But most importantly, the placement cell in Acharya is way better compared to BNMIT.
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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB
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Christ accepts MAT, XAT, CAT scores.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Archita,
Certain points in this regards:
(#1) Only PCB wouldn't help. Some entrance exam requires maths as a mandatory subject also because of the huge involvement of physics, mechanics and astronomy. It is really important to have strong understanding of physics, chemistry and biology. Do not worry if you are not good with maths as you can still do something with the other subjects. You must remember that as far as Astrobiology is concerned you will be mainly self-taught.
(#2) Astrobiology, astrochemistry are some field which are under-evolve in India. You know that there is only one serious, dedicated institute in India which is s
Certain points in this regards:
(#1) Only PCB wouldn't help. Some entrance exam requires maths as a mandatory subject also because of the huge involvement of physics, mechanics and astronomy. It is really important to have strong understanding of physics, chemistry and biology. Do not worry if you are not good with maths as you can still do something with the other subjects. You must remember that as far as Astrobiology is concerned you will be mainly self-taught.
(#2) Astrobiology, astrochemistry are some field which are under-evolve in India. You know that there is only one serious, dedicated institute in India which is s
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SHOAIBULLAH S
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REVA University is autonomous whereas RISM is Bangalore University affiliated.
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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)
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Yes, you can apply for B.Tech from distance mode, you are absolutely eligible, in fact after Diploma it is very good to do B.Tech but try doing it from regular mode, it will benefit you more.
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