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8 years agoI got 235 marks in JEE Paper-2 and 89 in NATA. Can I get admission in Ayojan School of Architecture?
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Shikher jainStudent
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Ayojan School of Architecture takes admission on the basis of your NATA and JEE Main paper 2 score. If you have cleared the JEE Main paper 2 and NATA cut-off then you will get admission in this college.
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You cannot get admission in SKIT with a PCB background. You must have a PCM background in HSC to take admission in engineering.
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SKT College is the best option to pursue CSE. Placements of SKIT are very good and teaching methodology of CSE is also good.
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Shikher jainStudent
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Jaipuria Engineering College is not a good choice for B.Tech in CSE. You can choose Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre, Jaipur in terms of placement and faculty for pursuing B.Tech in CSE.
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No, both are below average colleges for B.Tech in electrical and electronics rather Jaipur Engineering College of Research and Engineering Centre, Jaipur would be the best choice.
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Prashant Pandey
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Hi Suhani,
The best suited option is the college that you have taken admission. As per your IPCUT rank, you may not get CSE/ECE in the top engineering colleges of IP University (Delhi) like USIT, MAIT, MSIT, etc. Also, at your BITSAT score, you won't get any BE or integrated first degree M.Sc course. So, the best option in that case, could be to get a drop once, and again prepare to score better in BITSAT or other engineering entrances. However, Miranda House is a good college and has got quite accomplished reputation. So, I guess you have taken a right decision and wish you all the best for your future endeavors.
Best wishes.
The best suited option is the college that you have taken admission. As per your IPCUT rank, you may not get CSE/ECE in the top engineering colleges of IP University (Delhi) like USIT, MAIT, MSIT, etc. Also, at your BITSAT score, you won't get any BE or integrated first degree M.Sc course. So, the best option in that case, could be to get a drop once, and again prepare to score better in BITSAT or other engineering entrances. However, Miranda House is a good college and has got quite accomplished reputation. So, I guess you have taken a right decision and wish you all the best for your future endeavors.
Best wishes.
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Prashant Pandey
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Hi Sandesh,
If you are determined enough for scoring about 400 marks in BITSAT then nobody can stop you doing that. However, a planned strategy for accomplishment of objective is always helpful. You can start with building your foundation from the NCERT textbooks. Be clear in developing strong fundamentals and hold over Physics Chemistry and Maths. After learning the basic concepts, get down to the reference books for each subjects. For Physics, S. L. Arora & H. C. Verma are good books to go for. For Chemistry, Engage Learning by K. S. Verma, Solomon & Fryhle and for Maths R. D. Sharma, M. L. Khanna, A. Dasgupta would be enough. After
If you are determined enough for scoring about 400 marks in BITSAT then nobody can stop you doing that. However, a planned strategy for accomplishment of objective is always helpful. You can start with building your foundation from the NCERT textbooks. Be clear in developing strong fundamentals and hold over Physics Chemistry and Maths. After learning the basic concepts, get down to the reference books for each subjects. For Physics, S. L. Arora & H. C. Verma are good books to go for. For Chemistry, Engage Learning by K. S. Verma, Solomon & Fryhle and for Maths R. D. Sharma, M. L. Khanna, A. Dasgupta would be enough. After
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Prashant Pandey
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Hi Vardha,
The eligibility criteria for BITS-Pilani MBA is as below:
"B.E. /B.Tech in Engineering or a Masters Degree in any discipline from any recognised university or any Integrated first degree of BITS. Candidates should have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in qualifying degree. "
The shortlisting of the candidate is done on the basis of CAT/GMAT score.
Best wishes.
The eligibility criteria for BITS-Pilani MBA is as below:
"B.E. /B.Tech in Engineering or a Masters Degree in any discipline from any recognised university or any Integrated first degree of BITS. Candidates should have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in qualifying degree. "
The shortlisting of the candidate is done on the basis of CAT/GMAT score.
Best wishes.
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