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Neerja Rohatgi

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IIT Hyderabad CSE cutoff 2026 for the General AI category ranged from 647 in the first round to 680 in the last round. So, students who belong to this category need to attain a rank of at least 680 to be qualified for admission. Check the table below to know the round 1 and last round cutoff data for various categories under the All India quota. 

CategoryRound 1 Cutoff 2026Last Round Cutoff 2026
General647680
OBC282299
SC166168
ST7070 (R1)
EWS8686 (R1)

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Yes, BHU has a PwD-inclusive campus. Ramps and lifts on campus ensure accessibility to various buildings, departments, and classrooms. Physically challenged students are allotted easily accessible rooms in hostels. There are dedicated washrooms for PwD students. They are also provided with readers, scribes and lab assistants, if required.

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Rashmi Karan

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Yes, BHU has a PwD-inclusive campus. Ramps and lifts on campus ensure accessibility to various buildings, departments, and classrooms. Physically challenged students are allotted easily accessible rooms in hostels. There are dedicated washrooms for PwD students. They are also provided with readers, scribes and lab assistants, if required.

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The industry exposure at GIBS was actually one of the things I liked during my PGDM. It wasn't only about regular classroom lectures. We had guest sessions, corporate talks, industry interactions and live projects, which gave us a better idea of how things work outside college.

The live projects were especially useful because you get to work on practical situations instead of just learning concepts from textbooks. Guest lectures and corporate sessions also gave us a chance to hear directly from people working in different industries.

Since I completed my PGDM from GIBS, I can say the industry interaction was a good part of the overall ex

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The industry exposure at GIBS was actually one of the things I liked during my PGDM. It wasn't only about regular classroom lectures. We had guest sessions, corporate talks, industry interactions and live projects, which gave us a better idea of how things work outside college.

The live projects were especially useful because you get to work on practical situations instead of just learning concepts from textbooks. Guest lectures and corporate sessions also gave us a chance to hear directly from people working in different industries.

Since I completed my PGDM from GIBS, I can say the industry interaction was a good part of the overall ex

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Sahil bora

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Internship opportunities can come from placement updates, faculty referrals, company portals, alumni connections, and reaching out on your own. Students can look for roles related to their field, such as tech, research, business, design, finance, or engineering. Getting started early gives you practical exposure and makes your profile stronger for placements.

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Sahil bora

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LPU's academic approach combines classroom concepts with practical application. Students get industry-oriented exposure through projects, lab work, and learning current tools and technologies. Its modern labs, classrooms, libraries, and other facilities also support hands-on learning. Overall, the focus on practical skills and career readiness can be useful for students preparing for professional roles.

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Shakya Singh

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Starting with programming basics, UI/UX and a simple problem to solve makes the first app much easier to approach. I also think testing and improving the prototype is just as important as writing the code.

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Laxman Singh Pargai

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I'd suggest starting small—learn the basics of Swift, follow a few practical tutorials and then build a simple app of your own. At Galgotias University, students can use their projects and campus problems as ideas, which makes learning app development more interesting and practical.

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The Galgotias Centre for Innovation and Incubation (GIC RISE) provides end-to-end entrepreneurial support to student founders. It offers seed funding, dedicated co-working spaces, and high-performance computing labs, alongside expert legal, patent, and business mentorship. Through IPR filing assistance, pitch deck refinement, and direct access to venture capitalists, Galgotias University successfully transforms ambitious student ideas into scalable, market-ready tech startups.

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