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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
As a computer Science student, you can certainly explore the field of food technology. Food technology is an interdisciplinary field that combines food Science, engineering, and technology to develop new products, processes, and systems for the production, preservation, and packaging of food. Comput

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3 years ago
Candidates from any stream from a recognized institute will be eligible for BCA admissions.

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Ravi Verma
3 years ago
Students should qualify the XII (10+2) pass or equivalent examination from any recognised board with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent grade (45% marks or equivalent grade for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes). You can apply here for the course of BBA B.A. BCA B.Sc.

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New answer posted•3 years ago

What is the fees for CSE course at KLE Hubli?

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Asked by Ramesh
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3 years ago
Hello Ramesh hope you're doing good
B.Tech CSE fees in kle Hubli
For CET aided students is 42,400 rupees and for CET unaided students it's 89,473 rupees
For the first year. I. e first and second semester
And for the students of come-K and management quota it is 2,29,400 rupees and 1,37,400 respectivel

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3 years ago
Hello kafiltash, for B.Tech lateral entry you must appear in JEE Mains exam from that you can acquire a lateral entry seat, By the way lateral entry seats are meant for those students who had completely passed their first year of B.Tech and wishes to change their college.

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3 years ago
Go for Immerse Education as you will engage in a combination of subject-based tuition, one-to-one tutorials, critical future skills workshops and an exciting range of online social activities with students from around the world.

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Manoj Ganthya
3 years ago
Sure, I can help you with that! Here is a list of some colleges in Bangalore and Chandigarh that offer B.Tech lateral entry in CSE:
Bangalore:
RV College of Engineering
PES University
BMS College of Engineering
Bangalore Institute of Technology
Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering
New Horizon College of

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3 years ago
Yes you can do this, it is possible and valid. If you want to terminate your B.Tech. Course. If you are just discontinuing B.Tech itself without a request of leaving Certificate the college has got no right to ask you to pay the requisite amount. You can file a case over the college administration i

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3 years ago
Based on your Jelet Rank of 4610 AIR, you are likely to get admission into the Government Engineering College, Kozhikode. This college is one of the top engineering colleges in India, and it offers a wide variety of courses in Computer Science and Engineering. It has a highly qualified faculty and a

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3 years ago
It is difficult to answer this question without knowing more information about your academic profile and the college you are applying to. Generally, admission to government colleges through REAP is based on merit and cut-off marks set by the college. Therefore, your chances of admission to a governm

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