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Aarti Singh
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Dear Chinmay,
Admissions to VJTI, Mumbai are strictly based on merit only through on-line centralised admission process as per the guidelines of Government of Maharashtra and are conducted by Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra. In case you missed out on the test then apply for the course in private universities like LPU, MMU, NMIMS, etc. All these universities have wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities to offer to students apart from good placements that they offer.
Good luck.
Admissions to VJTI, Mumbai are strictly based on merit only through on-line centralised admission process as per the guidelines of Government of Maharashtra and are conducted by Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra. In case you missed out on the test then apply for the course in private universities like LPU, MMU, NMIMS, etc. All these universities have wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities to offer to students apart from good placements that they offer.
Good luck.
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muskan kalra
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Dear Anu,
Delhi University is much better. Even the people of Mumbai have no second thoughts about that.
DU offers a wide range of subjects which aren't there in MU. MU doesn't even have a course in economics except Xavier's. (Xavier's Mumbai is autonomous)
The course structure of most courses in DU is well framed, which I don't think is in Mumbai. DU offers a lot more of co-curricular activities as opposed to MU. It has more events too.
The infrastructure of MU is literally nothing as compared to DU. Most colleges like H.R, Jai Hind are located in narrow lanes and are just stand alone, old looking buildings. DU colleges are huge buildings
Delhi University is much better. Even the people of Mumbai have no second thoughts about that.
DU offers a wide range of subjects which aren't there in MU. MU doesn't even have a course in economics except Xavier's. (Xavier's Mumbai is autonomous)
The course structure of most courses in DU is well framed, which I don't think is in Mumbai. DU offers a lot more of co-curricular activities as opposed to MU. It has more events too.
The infrastructure of MU is literally nothing as compared to DU. Most colleges like H.R, Jai Hind are located in narrow lanes and are just stand alone, old looking buildings. DU colleges are huge buildings
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Shikher jainStudent
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In M.Sc, one has to chose only 1 subject. If you want to do M.Sc in chemistry, then you don't need to study maths.
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Kanksha Mutreja
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The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification in any stream from a recognised educational Board. Admission to the course is based on the candidates performance in a relevant entrance exam, or merit obtained in the last qualifying exam. No minimum percentage required.
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Kanksha Mutreja
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B.Sc IT is one of the most sought after course for those who are interested to pursue a career in the field of IT. With new technology coming up and also the presence of the existing ones, there will be huge requirements for talents. A Bsc IT is a lot similar to Engineering programs in IT. Here are some of the popular career options that you can opt for with a Bsc IT:
Software Engineer
Computer Programmer
Interface Engineer
Java Developer
Project Manager
Information Security Analyst
IT Consultant
Network Administrator
Web Developer Systems Support Administrator
Software Engineer
Computer Programmer
Interface Engineer
Java Developer
Project Manager
Information Security Analyst
IT Consultant
Network Administrator
Web Developer Systems Support Administrator
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8 years agoI am doing mechanical engineering, can I do direct second year in rubber technology? Say, yes or no?
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Shikher jainStudent
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Branch change after the first year only depends on the college or university in which you are studying.
We can't say university allows you or not.
We can't say university allows you or not.
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Pooja sehrawat
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Hey Mustapha,
For necessary information about the fee structure for this course, please visit the official website of the university:
http://www.thebombayflyingclub.com
Regards.
For necessary information about the fee structure for this course, please visit the official website of the university:
http://www.thebombayflyingclub.com
Regards.
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