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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Ayushman, Bharati Vidyapeeth is better in my opinion when it comes to faculty, infrastructure. I have heard positive feedback on this college but you must know that admission in this college is conducted through AILET (All India Law Entrance Test). The dates have passed I believe so find out about that. Further, placement is a topic is never advice students to look at. This is the most inconsistent aspect of colleges. If one year the placements are good it does not mean every student from the next batch would be lucky enough too. Sometimes the colleges fail to get good companies, so, always remember that you must AIMAT a PPO (Pre-pl
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rohith kola
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If you would like to do a part time B.Tech degree in Mumbai, maybe you can opt for AMIE or a distance learning programme. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-tech-colleges-mumbai-all&ved=2ahUKEwiPvZLyg6jcAhUMLY8KHUIdArwQFjAFegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw2QiYAQNk6AAJ2cTA1jZDCz.
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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There are many online platforms like youtube, Internet, where you can learn it for free. You have to give time and patience to learn. There are many websites which provide pDF notes, from which you can learn easily.
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Anisha Pandere
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Greetings,
MET is considered good for marketing and finance placements. However, it also depends on you and your performance during the interview. You can apply to all MET, Chetna and IES with 112 marks.
MET is considered good for marketing and finance placements. However, it also depends on you and your performance during the interview. You can apply to all MET, Chetna and IES with 112 marks.
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Kausar alam BorbhuyanManagement Student and Engineer
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No, the cut-off for this college for MMS is 98.8 percentile. There is no reservation for caste categories. 50 percent seats are reserved for South Indian people and 50 for the rest of India. If you are eligible according to the south Indian category then there are chances else no chance.
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Kushal Doshi
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There are institutional seats provided by the college for which you have to come down to college and apply for it. This process runs parallel to the DTE admission process and it has its own cut-offs. For cut-offs and more information feel free to visit the college website where all cut-offs and processes are uploaded. Hope this helps! All the best!
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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai
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BMM/BMS fall under the category of self-financed courses (comparatively expensive)
This is because these are professional courses provide technical knowledge. They are not just graduation degrees, but will land you in to a technical world. Even after being a government funded college, Xavier's College charge a higher fees for BMM and BMS, as the study kit involved in it charges more than for nominal courses.
This is because these are professional courses provide technical knowledge. They are not just graduation degrees, but will land you in to a technical world. Even after being a government funded college, Xavier's College charge a higher fees for BMM and BMS, as the study kit involved in it charges more than for nominal courses.
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Mohammed Faraz
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JJ College of architecture closes with 140 marks in NATA, with really good percentage in class 12th, so there are actually no chances.
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