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Arijit Roy
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You can surely do that in LPU. I personally did quite same. My branch in Diploma and B.Tech is different. And there is no question asked in LPU for that. Also, it is great to know that you did a Diploma and trying to apply for B.Tech, as it is the best way to pursue your graduation. Also, there is a special treatment for lateral entry students in LPU. When you take admission in LPU via lateral entry you will be with the lateral entry students only so that you cope with all the things in LPU. Also, the LPU NEST fee was waived off (for first attempt as per 2017 batch), which you can give as per your Diploma and 10th score. LPU NEST fees
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The eligibility criteria of BCA at Dibrugarh University is given below. Eligibility Criteria : Passed Higher Secondary (10+2) examination securing minimum of 45% marks in aggregate and passing Mathematics/ Commercial Arithmetic /Statistics as one of the subjects. Relaxation of 5% marks will be given to the candidates of reserved categories. Selection procedure for BCA course: On Merit Basis. Intake Capacity : 60 (6 Endowments)
So from above anyone from Mathematics/ Commercial Arithmetic /Statistics is compulsory for BCA. So you are not eligible for BCA if not meeting the above eligibility criteria.
So from above anyone from Mathematics/ Commercial Arithmetic /Statistics is compulsory for BCA. So you are not eligible for BCA if not meeting the above eligibility criteria.
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
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Hello,
It depends on your interest, but I suggest you go for MBA.
It depends on your interest, but I suggest you go for MBA.
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