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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.
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Yes. There is a quota for non domiciles in every State College.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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LPU is the best. Placements, Scholarships, exposure to the industry, efficient and knowledgeable faculty, flexible curriculum and teaching pedagogies, infrastructure, and diverse culture makes LPU incomparable. In the MHRD- NIRF rankings, LPU Mittal School of Business has been ranked among the Top 40 B-Schools in India, rubbing shoulders with IIM Ahmedabad. In the Punjab region, LPUs Management department is ranked No 1, even ahead of Punjab University and leaving IIM Ranchi, BITs and many other National Institutions affiliated under Government of India behind. In the Outreach and Inclusivity category, LPU has been ranked No 1 amongst
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Top 10 Private Institutes The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects from operating systems web development, programming languages, to data structures, computer networks along with value-added certifications To help you make the most of this course, we provide you with theoretical as well as practical knowledge through lab sessions, conduct seminars with industry experrts, and more. After completing this programme, you can become a Software Developer, Software Tester Support Engineer and others. Chase your ambitions by pursuing graduation in the most sought-after institute.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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The segregation of phases is done to ensure there is no load on the interviewers during the GD-PI process to handle an enormous number of applicants. A good score and a good profile are enough for anyone to get an interview call, irrespective of the phase.
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Vilas Rane
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You will most probably get SIES in the first round itself and then choosing a specialization is upto you. You need not to worry about it.
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Vilas Rane
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Hello,
Yes, at that CET score you can get admission in Welingkar, provided you perform really well in the interview rounds.
P.S. you might be questioned about your class 12th Science score, so be prepared.
Yes, at that CET score you can get admission in Welingkar, provided you perform really well in the interview rounds.
P.S. you might be questioned about your class 12th Science score, so be prepared.
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Vilas Rane
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N. L Dalmia is one of the most prominent institutes in Mumbai. The cut off for getting admission into it is very high which starts from 99.9 percentile and falls down to 98.87 percentile.
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Vilas Rane
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Hello Nilesh,
SIES, N.L Dalmia and Welingkar are prominent MMS colleges and their cutoffs are slightly high. You have 98.02%, so your chances of getting admission into these colleges is low as all the cut off for all these colleges fall in the range of 99.99 to 98.65 percentile. There is as such no cutoff for ILS seats. The admission are mostly profile based, the cut off remains the same, only the difference is in a candidate's profile.
SIES, N.L Dalmia and Welingkar are prominent MMS colleges and their cutoffs are slightly high. You have 98.02%, so your chances of getting admission into these colleges is low as all the cut off for all these colleges fall in the range of 99.99 to 98.65 percentile. There is as such no cutoff for ILS seats. The admission are mostly profile based, the cut off remains the same, only the difference is in a candidate's profile.
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Vilas Rane
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Be updated about the current topics (at least of the last 4-6 months). Never create chaos in a GD. Let others speak as well. Pitch in the discussion only with relevant entries. Back your points with relevant examples and/or stats. Speak confidently in a firm voice. Do not point fingers at anyone, and refrain from being aggressive. All the best!
Be updated about the current topics (at least of the last 4-6 months). Never create chaos in a GD. Let others speak as well. Pitch in the discussion only with relevant entries. Back your points with relevant examples and/or stats. Speak confidently in a firm voice. Do not point fingers at anyone, and refrain from being aggressive. All the best!
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