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Abhishek Bansal

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Yes, there might be chances for your admission in LNMIIT, but CSE is not possible, you would possibly get ECE or ME.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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There are colleges which accept MHT-CET scores for admission and so it depends on the institutes. If a university which offers food technology accepts only MHT CET scores for admission, then you must write the exam. If they don't require it, then you need not.

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello ashok, It depends on the institutes in which you wish to get admission. If a university which offers food technology accepts only MHT CET scores for admission, then you must write the exam. If they don't require it, then you need not.

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Tarishi Joshi

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Yes, of course, you can take admission without having maths as a subject in class 12th.

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Tarishi Joshi

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You can need to score more than 80% in order to take admission conveniently.

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Amit Shukla

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As per your rank, you can get into RTU.

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Amit Shukla

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Yes, you are eligible.

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Shabana Bee

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No, you can't apply for direct admission in the second year of BCA. You have to start from the first year itself.
Good luck.

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Tarishi Joshi

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No, it is completely based on merit.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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Dear Lalit,
I have seen people completing their MBA via distance mode through many universities and securing a good job. It is always the efforts of a student that take him far more further in the journey of his career. My advice is to visit the campus once, try to get the gist from the atmosphere and if you find it suitable for you then go ahead. You are the best judge to analyse an opportunity for yourself. No one else can do that for you. However, whenever or wherever you take admission, make sure you keep your score card excellent. It is your score card that will keep you ahead of others while securing a good job for yourselves. Ho
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