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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
You can try your best, but the chances of getting this college is quite low. So, I'll prefer you to look in other colleges also. If you get any of these colleges, then it is good to have it. But, if not, then you should have a backup plan, but you might get admission in NIT-Jamshedpur.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
You can try your best, but the chances of getting this college is quite low. So, I'll prefer you to look in other colleges. Also, if you get any of these colleges, then it is good to have it, but if not, then you should have a backup plan.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
I'll prefer you to opt for the DTU, as this is better than the NSIT for the CSE branch, as this college has more qualified as well as more faculty members that are pleased to teach students new and new things that are happening in the technology world.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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Yes it is good but in comparison with the MIT and in comparison of VIT it is not as that college has no competition with this university as VIT is brand itself and IP not even have a stand in bottom also.
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Scholar-Level 16
Eligibility Criteria
- For General Candidates: i) Passed English at 10+2 level with ii) Minimum 55% Aggregate Marks in Maths & Physics
- For SC/ST/OBC Candidates: i) Passed English at 10+2 level with ii) Minimum 50% Aggregate Marks in Maths & Physics
Selection Procedure
- Online Written Test, Viva/Interview and Pilot Aptitude Test in the following manner:
a) Written Test: At allotted centers on 14th May 2017 (Sunday)
Exam Centers: Please check Options for centers. Option for three centers is to be made giving first, second and third choice. IGRUA reserves the right to cancel any Center if numbers of Applicants for the Center are inadequate
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- For General Candidates: i) Passed English at 10+2 level with ii) Minimum 55% Aggregate Marks in Maths & Physics
- For SC/ST/OBC Candidates: i) Passed English at 10+2 level with ii) Minimum 50% Aggregate Marks in Maths & Physics
Selection Procedure
- Online Written Test, Viva/Interview and Pilot Aptitude Test in the following manner:
a) Written Test: At allotted centers on 14th May 2017 (Sunday)
Exam Centers: Please check Options for centers. Option for three centers is to be made giving first, second and third choice. IGRUA reserves the right to cancel any Center if numbers of Applicants for the Center are inadequate
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Mohit Sood
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Hello Amit,
The placement team in the college is known as the hall of placement. The chances of getting placements are not as good as the name of the college. The salary packages given is around 3LPA to 4 LPA.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks :)
The placement team in the college is known as the hall of placement. The chances of getting placements are not as good as the name of the college. The salary packages given is around 3LPA to 4 LPA.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks :)
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Shalaka Singh
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Aman,
Yes, you can write CLAT examination after completing your graduation. There is no age limit on the exam.
Yes, you can write CLAT examination after completing your graduation. There is no age limit on the exam.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
It depends upon the cut-off of that particular year as the number students varies under the category seats if they are filled under the 5-6k. Then, more no. of students securing less marks can also get into this college.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
I'll prefer you to go for the ECE from DTU as the DTU has highly qualified faculty for the electronics department.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
For that, you have to score 250+ marks to get the CS branch in this college.
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