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Kartik Sharma

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Hi Mitangi!
Hope you doing good!
I still remember the LEVEL OF COMPETITION FOR English. Du the latest cut off for English . honours is 99-100percentile in north
and in south and off it was about 86-95percentile as because about 19.8k students was getting 100percentile in language English . and the competition in Delhi University was at ita peak for B.A. (HONS) English. However out of this 19.8k not everyone take admission in English . hons. So the percentile might drops. Best of luck :). .

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Kartik Sharma

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If I say the simple answer to your question is No! You don't have to apply separately to all colleges one by one however you have to fill the preference list on COMMON SEAT ALLOCATION SYSTEM (CSAS) after the entrance test known as CUET and you can fill the preference of the college which you want to also consider your score in mind.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Closing rank is around 14829 for B.tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Jamia Milia Islamia.

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Rahul vishnoi

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It's absolutely good with fine infrastructure and teachers. It is a reputed institute of the area. Placements: Around 50% of the students from our course, I. e. , computer Science and engineering got placed in different companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, etc.

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Rahul vishnoi

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Placements: Placements provided in our college are good. The average salary package offered is 8 LPA to 11 LPA. Top companies like Amazon and Adobe visit our college to recruit students with very good salary packages. The highest salary package offered is 43 LPA.

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Chandni Arora

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IIT Bombay has a higher placement percentage for its undergraduate engineering students than IIT Delhi. The median salary for IIT Bombay's B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering graduates is INR 15 LPA, and the percentage of the batch placed is 99.09%. In comparison, according to the placement report of 2021, 1150 students of IIT Bombay received placements, and the total number of companies that visited the campus was 261. However, both institutions are among the best-reputed institutions in India and occupy a high rank in the NIRF rankings.

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Chandni Arora

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The National Institutes of Technology and JNU Jawaharlal Nehru University are two different types of institutions that offer different types of programs and research opportunities. NITs are primarily Engineering and Technology-focused institutions, with a strong emphasis on Applied Sciences and Engineering Research. While NITs do offer social sciences programs such as Economics, Sociology, and Political Science, their research opportunities in Social Sciences may be limited compared to JNU. JNU, on the other hand, is a multidisciplinary university with a strong emphasis on Social Sciences, Humanities, and Liberal Arts. JNU has a wide r
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Usha drama college of Engineering and Technology.

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Chandni Arora

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Both the National Institutes of Technology and the School of Planning and Architecture are good options for those wanting to pursue Architecture Studies in India. The below-mentioned points might give you some clarity: SPA is a specialised institute that offers Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses in Architecture and Planning. It has a good reputation for quality education, experienced faculty members, excellent facilities, strong industry connections, higher placement rates than NITs, and is considered as prestigious as IIT for Civil Engineering. SPA Delhi, and SPA Vijayawada, are among the top 10 Architecture schools in India. NITs

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