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9 years ago
Yes you can but you have to take admission as a new student. Like you have to pay the fees and all the processes will be again. But you will get the admission in management quota in 2nd category.

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Hello Arunachalam,
It depends on your caste as there are seats reserved based on categories.
Generally, the cut-off for general category is around 183-184 while for the SC, ST the cut-off will be around 100.
For BC, it will be around 175, MBC-165.
The cut-off marks vary every year.
So, it is advisable to

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astha singh
9 years ago
For admission into MCA, the candidate must be graduate with Mathematics or Statistics as one of the primary subjects at the degree level and Mathematics at the +2 level. In addition, the candidate must also qualify the DEET.
Meanwhile, any graduate who studied mathematics or statistics as one of the

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A Kaushik
9 years ago
Dear Anjali Prasad, surely the science students can apply for the course. Integrated M.A. in Development Studies at IITM is an experiential learning based program. It has been designed in order to provide conceptual learning and knowledge based skills to students. Course pedagogy is designed uniquel

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Aditya Doiphode
9 years ago
First of all, let me make it clear to my fellow students that VIT, Pune is indeed Vishwakarma Institute of Technology and not Vellore Institute of Technology. Now coming to the question, both of these colleges are pretty good in terms of the quality of education they provide. Pune Institute of Compu

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