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ajaz khanI am persuing in B.tech.
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Yes, you can apply for B.Tech in civil engineering.
I am also pursuing B.Tech in India after completing diploma in civil.
I am also pursuing B.Tech in India after completing diploma in civil.
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Saranya Mishra
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ILS until last academic year had 60 seats for LL.M. course. Details can be found at this link: https://ilslaw.edu/89-2/.
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Pranami Sharma
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The average package is 4-5 LPA in terms of marketing it may soar upto 6 LPA in case of HR, in this batch of 2016-18 there came many companies with internship programme add on with pre placement offer In case of good performance the average package for HR was 4.5 LPA and in case of IT is usually provisioned only if there is a batch of student the course it available but core courses include marketing finance HR and supply chain and operations.
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Pranami Sharma
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The percentage is fair in this case you will get admission in PGDM program because for MBA it is necessary to give MBA CET.
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Pranami Sharma
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Last year the cut-off for OBC category student was 90% but you can try this college for the third CAP round. There are fair chances that you will get shortlisted but again I would suggest you give ATMA and MAT April May attempt to broaden your options.
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Prem Khanna
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GD: Generally the trend is to have discussions on current topics, which may be legal, finance related, or social issues. In other words, you may prepare by reading newspapers and competitive magazine to study the trend of topics in news. Again, GD/Essay/GK, there is no defined area of preparation, but general awareness helps.
My experience: This is in May 2009 when I had my GD. We were a group of 7 and an old man as our moderator. The topic of discussion was "Sub-Prime Crisis in USA and how has it affected India" (If you remember this was a hot topic in 2008 onwards for a long time). Anyway, the discussion lasted for 35-40 minds. We we
My experience: This is in May 2009 when I had my GD. We were a group of 7 and an old man as our moderator. The topic of discussion was "Sub-Prime Crisis in USA and how has it affected India" (If you remember this was a hot topic in 2008 onwards for a long time). Anyway, the discussion lasted for 35-40 minds. We we
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