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3 months agoBeginner-Level 1
No not at all, if you look at placements you will around 850-860 "OFFERS" that means only 500-600 students get placed where as if you check seat matrix there are total 1500-1600 seats across branches. This shows only 50% placement statistics, plus college non teaching staff creates unnecessary problems at every level just to cater their ego. You have to follow college and their ego. On wider aspect please look at placement offers and seat matrix even at peak of computer Science only 70% students were getting placed. Not even mass recruiter wants to recruit here.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Manav Rachna university offers BSc course in Forensic Science in six specialisations. The course is four years long which is split into eight semesters. The MRU takes admission based on entrance score. It is mandate to satisfy the eligibility criteria, which is having minimum 55% marks in Class 12 with English, Physics and Chemistry.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Manav Rachna university offers BSc course in Forensic Science in six specialisations. The course is four years long which is split into eight semesters. The MRU takes admission based on entrance score. It is mandate to satisfy the eligibility criteria, which is having minimum 55% marks in Class 12 with English, Physics and Chemistry.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Innovative Institute of Law offer UG courses such as: BA LLB, BCA and BBA. Candidates wishing to take admission in the UG courses should have passed Class 12 with at least 45% aggregate score. So, yes with 60% marks in CLass 12 you stand a good chance of getting admission in Innovative Institute of Law.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Canidates wishing to take admission in Innovative Institute of Law should fulfil eligibility, that is, passed Class 12 or graduation with 45% marks for UG and PG course respectively. They can apply for admission by filling the application form either in online or offline mode.
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