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GL BAJAJ Management

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GL Bajaj Institute of Management & Research. PGDM Institute has been recently accredited by NBA. So yes, Students for coming batches will get equivalence of MBA.

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Shashank Varshney

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IILM Greater Noida has been doing exceptionally well when we talk about placements from the time it has been incorporated, with strong industry relations IILM is providing any opportunities to its student to get into their dream organisation. IILM brings MNCs and most renowned companies to campus and as IILM comprised of a students which have been indulged in industry oriented learning so it provides an edge of IILM's students to the other. IILM brings Big 4s of Finance onboard, and apart from this other domains like Marketing, HR also have big names onboard like ITC India, PwC, ICICI Lombard, etc. So IILM have been a great choice of s
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Bhargavi K

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Hi Nikhil, your ECET rank is quite good. You can get a seat in any desired branch of your choice.

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Jitendra Singh

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The United College of Engineering and Research, Greater Noida offers B.Tech programs in various disciplines such as Computer Science Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Information Technology.
To apply for admission to the B.Tech program at United College of Engineering and Research, Greater Noida, you need to follow the below-mentioned steps:
Visit the official website of the college and register yourself by providing basic details such as name, email address, and contact number.
After successful registration, log in using your credentials and fill the online application
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Bhanu Pratap Singh

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The total fee Lloyd Law college for Bachelor of Law(LL.B) is near about 330000 lakhs for 3 years. If we can see on yearly basis, it is 110000 lakhs for each year. If you can take admission in BA. LLB, this is a 5-year integrated program the total fee of this program is nearly 1100000 lakhs if we can see yearly wise, it is 220000 lakhs every year. The admission process includes entrance test like Lloyd entrance test, and CLAT exam is also accepted.

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Ankit Raj

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In terms of placement, both are more or less the same but in terms of infrastructure, college life, fest, and extracurricular activities G.L. Bajaj is a clear winner by a huge margin.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Candidate needs a minimum of 55 percent marks (without rounding off) in Master Degree or equivalent examination from universities/institutions recognised by UGC. You can solve this issue by doing distance PGDM in relevant discipline or Ph.D. holders also get 5% relaxation.

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megha meghooz

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On the basis of CLAT/ISAT/AILET/MH-CET/BHU Examination Scores and Personal Interview that would be conducted on offline/online mode as per the convenience of the candidate.

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Kashish maggo

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BA LLB is a law programme which is of 5 years and Charansingh University is a CCS Univerity of UP. Basically in these CCS colleges you can get admission without giving CLAT exam(law entrance exa) just you have to score good marks in 12th standard.

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Aakash Malik

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No, it totally depends upon the university you are persuading it from. DU offers maximum placement while private university offer less placements.

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