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Mayank Surbhi

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Yes, Siksha O Anusandhan University is worthwhile choice for many students. The college is popularly know for its Engineerin, Managemnet, Pharmacy and other courses. The university is approved by the  AICTE, UGC and SIRO and accredited by the NBA, NABHL, NABH, ICAR, ABET and NAAC A+ Grade. SOA University ranked 332 in Asian University Rankings- Southern Asia category by the QS World Ranking 2027 and 15 in University category by the NIRF Ranking 2025.

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Manashjyoti Goyal

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Indira Gandhi National Open University (popularly known as IGNOU) is one of the top names for distance/ part-time education in India. IGNOU is UGC approved & is accredited by the NAAC with Grade 'A+.'

IGNOU online courses make it easy for working professionals to upgrade their academic stature with the flexibility of learning from their preferred location, time & study mode.

As per the latest IGNOU NIRF report, the overall median package received during IGNOU placements 2025 was between INR 2.45 LPA and 2.85 LPA.

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Chikat Marchang

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Both CLC DU and NLSIU Bangalore are good choices for Law, however NLSIU does not offer LLB based on CLAT and instead requires a separate entrance exam or NLSAT-LLB.

As such even though NLSIU Bangalore is ranked the top or 1st Law course by NIRF 2025, if one has already completed UG in another field and missed the NLSAT LLB doing an Integrated LLB would require a large and unnecessary time investment.

One can still appear for NLSAT LLB during the next admission cycle but depending on one's timeframe CLC DU or other National Law Schools of India are also great choices.

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Nishtha Singh

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IIITM Gwalior offers placement assistance to students. The college is visited by top companies for placements like CISCO, Groww, Oracle, Microsoft, TCS, Airtel, Deloitte, etc. The maximum package given to students in 2025 was INR 67.5 lakh. Over the years, there as been an increase in the placement offers made to students. Hence, the college placements are good. 

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Puhup Kumari

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The placements of Teerthanker Mahaveer University are really good. It offers multiple placement opportunities to the students. TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and many other leading companies participated in TMU placements. The highest international and national packages offered during the 2025 placement season was INR 63 LPA and INR 32 LPA,  respectively.

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Tanu Rao

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The tuition fees at GD Goenka University for all the courses costs about INR 35,000 to INR 84.8 L. This fee is exclusive of other components like exam fees, admission or application fees, security deposit, etc. The fee depends on the chosen course and specialisation.

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Rashmi Shukla

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Yes, IIITM Gwalior is worth taking admissions due to the following reasons:

  • IIITM Gwalior placements are good
  • IIITM Gwalior infrastructure is amazing.
  • Atal Bihari Vajpayee Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management is the 1st IIIT established by the MHRD.
  • The highest package given to students in 2025 was INR 67.5 lakh.

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Chikat Marchang

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The National Law School of India University Bangalore admissions depends on CLAT for its BA LLB and LLM courses. Students need to appear for the exam and go through the CLAT counselling rounds.

While admissions to the other courses requires students to appear for the in-house entrance exams including:

  • NLSAT-MPP for LLM
  • NLSAT-LLB for LLB
  • NLSAT for PhD

After being shortlisted through the exam/ counselling process students need to visit the campus for document verification and seat confirmation.

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Puhup Kumari

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According to a Siksha reviewer (Anuj tomar,  B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering, Batch of 2028) it is a very good college and all faculty behaves like friends and very good teaching quality. The college has minimum of 60% of students placed from BTech CSE. The minimum package is 1.2 LPA and the highest package is 60 LPA. Facilities and infrastructure for its courses and departments, encompass academic, recreational, and support areas. The teaching quality is very good and a highly knowledgeable.

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Tanu Rao

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The BTech curriculum at GD Goenka University includes semester-based, industry-aligned syllabus with core engineering fundamentals, along with elective streams (Computer Science, Electronics, Mechanical, Civil, AI/ML, Data Science, etc.). The course curriculum also emphasises on application-based learning such as labs, project work, mini-projects each year and a mandatory final-year capstone.

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