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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
Admissions at Bihar Agricultural University (BAU) is done through entrance-based systems. For BSc, the eligibility criterion is a pass in class 12 level education in PCM/B from a recognised board. BAU conducts an entrance examination that is BCECE and ICAR AIEEA. BAU reserves 15% of the seats for the All India Entrance Examination conducted by ICAR
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
- PGDM: 8,95,000
- MBA: 8,95,000
- M.Sc: 6,50,000
- PGDM: 5,75,000 per annum
- MBA/PGDM: 4,50,000 for the first year
- BE/B.Tech: 1,75,000 for the first year
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, you can get into Institute of Law, Nirma University with 70% in graduation. However, Institute of Law, Nirma University only accepts the competitive exam score for admission to MBA /PGDM. The admission process is then followed by multiple rounds of counselling for allocation of seats. Other than competitive exams' scores, the eligibility criteria for all courses except PGDM/MBA at Asia-Pacific Institute of Management is to have passed graduation with a minimum percentage of 45-50%. So, yes, you can get into Asia- Pacific Institute of Management with 70% in your bachelors but it only satisfies the eligibility criteria as competitiv
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
Manav Bharti University offers undergraduate (UG), graduate (PG), and doctoral degrees in a variety of subject areas, including education, computer science, humanities and social sciences, business, engineering, and science. Manav Bharti University admits students directly on the basis of merit as well as through an entrance exam. The candidates are chosen based on the outcomes of each individual entrance exam. CAT, MAT, CLAT, JEE, GPAT are few entrance exams. MBU Entrance Test are also conducted. Admission to the remaining courses is based on performance on the last qualifying exam. The selected candidates will be listed on the offici
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
It is merit based but you can apply here directly. you have to pass in the 12 th boards with PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS and you have to secure atleast 50% marks. And you have to pay the fees of the college which is nearly around 4-5 Lacs rupees (minimum) the highest fees is around 7.5 Lacs rupees ( for aeronautical engineering).
It is a government affiliated institute so yes you can apply here by contacting the institute you can contact them directly by following their website there you will get proper numbers to contact and other things .
You can put your JEE Mains score here .
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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
The Simple answer to this Question is Yes, IHM Jaipur is slightly on a expensive side if compared to IHM Pusa, Delhi
The total fees for 3 years at IHM Jaipur is approxiamtely 4 lakh and same at IHM Delhi is nearly 3.2 lakh.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 8
Test (CUET) for B.J. programme admissions. Eligibility includes a minimum 50% CUET score and Class XII marks. Reservation complies with DU norms for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PwD candidates. Admission involves online CUET registration, achieving the minimum CUET score, completing DSJ's online application, and selection based on CUET score, Class XII marks, and aptitude test performance (if applicable). For earlier updates checking on the Official site would be better.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 8
The fee structure at Delhi School of Journalism, DU is quite comprehensive. For the Five Year Integrated Program in Journalism (FYIPJ), candidates from UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward categories need to pay Rs. 79,270, and it's a one-time payment during admission.
If you're a PwBD candidate, the fee is Rs.10,300, also payable at admission.
Now, for the Master of Journalism (MJ), it's Rs.61,450 for UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/CW/Sports/ECA/Ward candidates and Rs.8,320 for PwBD candidates, and both amounts are due at the time of admission.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 8
When looking into the infrastructure, The stadium, which was initially constructed for the Commonwealth Games, has been repurposed by the college, and it now has a lively atmosphere. Despite the relatively small size of the canteen, the benefit of being located within Delhi University's North Campus lends a unique charm to the entire experience.
About the education, The course turns out to be very interesting and appealing. The students convey a sentimental attachment to it. Making a decision becomes very important when choosing between a regional and a foreign language.
Equipment for college infrastructure is available, but studen
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 3
Yes. visit Delhi school of journalism at shiksha.com or through this link
https://www.shiksha.com/college/delhi-school-of-journalism-university-of-delhi-north-campus-149489
And visit the cut off panel to download the brochure and to go through the cutoff round details given.
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