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Contributor-Level 10
Pursuing an MCA course from RCM Bhubaneswar is a good choice in terms of placements. Course-wise placement stats are yet to be released. The overall highest and average package secured by batch 2026 was INR 11 LPA and INR 7 LPA.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Regional College of Management MCA is offered at PG level in full-time mode. To get admission, students must meet the eligibility and selection requirement. To be eligible, students must have a graduation degree in relevant field. The selection is based on the parameters given below:
- Merit of graduation degree
- OJEE/ NIMCET
- Personal Interview
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The annual fees for MCA is INR 2.50 Lacs - INR 2.70 lakh at City College Bangalore. Selected candidates have to pay the course fees to confirm their seat in the college. The early bird concession for MCA is INR 15,000.
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Candidates must pass graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for MCA. Admission in MCA programme at City College Bangalore is based on Karnataka PGCET scores of the aspirants.
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Scholar-Level 16
Yes you can definitely do it.
LL.B require graduation with some minimum percentage ( vary from college to college).
Also you can explore about -
- CUET
- CLAT
- MH CET
- Jamia CET
- State Law entrance exams
Some NLU recently re launched 3 year LL.B . People puruse LL.B after graduation from different background - B. tech, B.sc , etc.Law is a different study , having muti disciplnary education ame different types of wise lawyers.
A tech background will make you eligible for clerk, techno legal or other aligned job and may be an added advantage.But a lot depend on your interest.Law has lot of scope in different sectors and is feuitfull if your
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