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1. NIT, Surathkal has better placement opportunities than most, with a near-perfect placement rate in the CSE branch. The highest salary package offered was Rs. 55 LPA in the previous batch.
2. NIT Warangal CSE branch placement is more than 90%, with the highest package being Rs. 43 LPA.
3. On the other hand, the placement rate at NIT, Trichy is close to 90%, but the highest salary package is more than 55 LPA.
4. Also, alumni have rated NIT Surathkal CSE branch better than
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In order to secure admission in NITs through JEE Mains the good score for the same can be around 85 95 percentile. At the same time the candidates must feature among the top 15000 and 20000 ranks range to get admission in the top NITs
Cut off rank varies according to the branches. To get admission in IITs your rank should be under 9800 in general category
On a medium difficulty paper, a percentile of 97 to 98 can be expected with a score of 120 out of 300 in JEE Main. You can expect your score to be in the range of 22000 and 33000 if you are in this percentile.
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3 years agoGuide-Level 15
The admission process at Bharathidasan University for Diploma courses is:
1- Register yourself as a new applicant on the official website of the university.
2- Pay registration fees of INR 200 for Diploma programs.
3- Upload your class 10th, and class 12th marksheet, and other required documents, depending on the Diploma you want to pursue.
4- After successful verification, the Bharathidasan University will contact you to confirm your admission.
I hope this will help you.
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