Colleges in Tamil Nadu

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New answer posted•7 years ago
You cannot get CSE but there are chances for you to get ECE. Not sure whether you can get it in round 1.

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Ritik Agiwal
7 years ago
Yes, the minimum score required for TCS, Madurai in NATA examination is 80. As you have cleared the cut-off range for this college, you can easily get admission.

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Yes, you have all the facilities even outside VIT campus. But I guess there is a policy in VIT that freshers will not be allowed to stay outside the campus without proper approval or reason. Please check with the administration team and plan accordingly.

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Yes, you have rooms available near VIT. There are many canteens available inside and outside the VIT campus. You can come, enquire and choose for your type. I guess there is a policy in VIT that freshers will not be allowed to stay outside the campus without proper approval or reason. Please check w

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If you have online results then you can take a copy of it and can submit without submitting the marksheets for getting admission in M.Sc Mathematics. Later you can submit all the semester marksheets once you get them all. Else just inform that you didn't get the mark sheets and take admission based

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Its a bit difficult with the rank and mechanical branch's cut-off goes high.

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Last year's cut-off for M.Sc in Chemistry is same as this year. 50% in B.Sc in Chemistry, Applied Chemistry or Applied Science from any recognised university with Physics or Mathematics/B.Pharm (or) Biology/ Botany/Zoology as ancillary subjects.

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