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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates seeking admission to the BCom programme in any of the specialisation must meet the City College Bangalore BCom eligibility criteria. Candidates who have passed the Class 12 examination with at least 70% aggregate (50% aggregate for candidates belonging to SC/ ST or PwD category) can apply for admission to the BCom programme. Students with an extraordinary skill in specific fields such as sports, music, theatre etc. would be given a special quota by the college. Candidates are assessed based on their academic accomplishments and co-curricular activities achievements.
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 4
Nagarjuna college of engineering and technology is an average college. the students who have passed out have mixed feelings and opinions about the college. according to reviews the infrastructure of the college is pretty good, it is viewed that they have a great campus and hostel facilities are also pretty nice. other than that the campus is also good in terms of sports. The placement have a varied review according to the passout students, some are of the opinion that it is good while others say it is average or bad, on an overall basis the placements are average. it is also far from the city.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
Admission to IISC Bangalore is based on an entrance examination. To be admitted, candidates must meet the qualifying requirements and pass the entrance exam. Accepted entry examinations include JEE Main, JEE Advanced, GATE, CEED, and GMAT. Interested applicants can apply by going to the official website for these national-level admission tests. Those who are eligible can apply by going to the official website. The application fees for various categories are listed below: General, OBC, and EWS categories: INR 500. SC/ST/PWD categories: INR 250.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
Veterinary College, Bangalore offers Degree programs including PG and UG courses in full-time mode, which are approved by VCI. The Veterinary College, Bangalore, does not offer management quota seats as it is a government institution. The fee structure for all candidates is around INR 60,000 per annum.
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Accordingly to the statistics of 2023, the percentage of selection from CSE AI department is quite high and is growing up in an increasing rate. 65 % of students are placed and the numbers can get higher this year with the ongoing demand for this job. The highest salary offered is around 16L per annum which is quite impressive and the average salary being 5.50 L per annum. You can get a good package by being regular in classes with no backlogs and good exam scores. The top recruiters are well known, such as Amazon, Accenture, Bosch Ltd., Coca Cola, Cognizant, Microsoft, Infosys, IBM, Tata Consultancy etc. On further pursuing in this de
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Getting into B.Tech at NCET irrespective of the departments is solely through marks scored and rank acquired from giving the entrance exams of KCET or COMEDK UGCET.
However, the cut-off differs according to the departments, in CSE AI and Machine Learning the cutoff mark in COMEDK UGCET is 75,910 in the year 2023. That means, your rank must be under 75,910 in order to get selected in the CSE AI department through COMEDK. Through KCET, the cutoff mark in 2023 is 52,627, which means you have to get a rank under 52,627 in KCET. The selection criteria is simple, the candidates are selected on the rank basis, the less your rank the more chanc
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
B.Tech in usual is a bachelor's degree and you can easily pass through exams from notes and study before exams. The exams are held monthly on semester basis. All the lectures are taught on the basis of textbooks, and notes are given in between the classes. The practical approach of teaching is none and there are no industry visits. The difficulty of exams is quite low and you can get a good score by studying from the books. You can also passed easily by studying just before the exams but, I would not recommend wasting your time and getting an average mark. You are ultimately risking your own chance of being placed in a reputed company
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