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Yes, there are chances that you can get admission in MIT. But it's quite difficult for you to get in SSN.
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I got 94% in intermediate. Can I get direct admission in ECE in ssn college, Chennai.
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7 years ago
Hello Gopi, you have a good score in intermediate which increases your chance of getting SSN Chennai. However, you need to enroll for counseling programme called TNEA under Anna University through which you will be allotted seats. The competition will be too high in this case. You can also get admis
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Hello Rishav!
It is a close call between these two colleges. You may use the college comparison tool to compare these two based on many aspects so that you may get a clear idea :
https://shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
It is a close call between these two colleges. You may use the college comparison tool to compare these two based on many aspects so that you may get a clear idea :
https://shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
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Hello rishav, It is a close call between these two colleges. You may use the college comparison tool to compare these two based on many aspects so that you may get a clear idea :
https://shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.
https://shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.
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You can enroll for TNEA counseling (for other state students) under Anna University in which you will be allotted seats in the colleges based on your board exam scores. TNEA won't consider your JEE marks or any other scores apart from this. But PSG has some seats reserved for those who don't appear
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Can someone provide the entrance syllabus of medical physics?
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What is the annual fee structure of game design and development in ICAT?
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7 years ago
For fee details please contact the college officials on the numbers provided in the link: https://www.icat.ac.in/contact.asp
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Hello,
I am providing a link which is help you
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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-e-in-electronics-and-communication-engineering-ssn-college-of-engineering-old-mahabalipuram-road-chennai-184057
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Which one is the best in terms of placement IHMChennai, IHM Goa, IHMHyderabad or IHM Kolkata?
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7 years ago
Your question is, which is the best IHM mentioned in your question in terms of placement. I have arranged them in ascending order for you.
IHM Goa
IHM Hyderabad
IHM Kolkata
IHM Chennai.
IHM Goa
IHM Hyderabad
IHM Kolkata
IHM Chennai.
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I have scored 1080 rank in nchmct i am really confuse between ihm chennai, banglore, hyderabad, goa please help me with facts
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Asked by Rajat
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7 years ago
All IHM's have their own standalone properties that is not applicable on course. Not any IHMs are ranked officially so you should not get trapped in any nuisance that this college is better than the one you are going for. I suggest you to choose the college that is nearest to your hometown.
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