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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.

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Hi,
You need to complete your class 12th first. The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing a B.Sc. (Environmental Science) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Some reputed colleges and institutes demand a minimum of 50% marks in 10+2 as qualifying criteria to secure admission in this degree course.

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Shikhar Patel

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CRL stands for Common Rank list. AIR stands for All India Rank. Crl is same as overall rank. It consists of all the categories. For general category candidates only CRL is considered. CRL is your AIR in general Category. For other categories both AIR and CRL are considered.

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Raju Saha

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CSE in SMIT is very promising. Placements in SMIT are good and the college itself has a lot to offer in terms of workshops, seminars, conferences, extracurriculars and other activities. If you want to learn beyond just what is prescribed in the syllabus, definitely SMIT is worth trying for. If you want to know more please do some research by logging into the website of SMIT:
https://smu.edu.in/smit/dept-faculty/dept-list/dept-of-computer-science-engineering-smit-sikkim-manipal-u.html.

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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.

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Just go through this link and fill out the required details
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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.

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Hi,
This is the eligibility for AFCAT
Education: Graduation (min 3 years) in any discipline with min 60% marks and have passed Maths and Physics as subject at 10+2 level B.E/ B.Tech from a recognised University with min 60% marks. Age Limit : 20 to 24 years.

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kanu vashisht

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Go for B.Tech electrical and check further that, are you eligible after getting your class 12th marks.

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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

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Any field of law, including Cyber law, is LLB. Hence, you can pursue an LLM only after you have finished your LLB. That being said, there are various diploma courses and online courses in Cyber Law that can be pursued even without doing LLb. You can opt for one of those. Indian Law Institute has a part-time diploma is Cyber law and it is open to even non-law graduates.
Asked about University College of Law , Osmania University - Postgraduate Diploma in Cyber Law: Please check the criteria that this particular course requires. Going by the general rule, you should be eligible for this diploma.

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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

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Companies like Flow traders (80 Lacs), Qualcomm, Nutanix (40 Lacs), Uber (40 Lacs), Myntra, Amazon (29 Lacs), Texas instruments, ST Microelectronics, Intel, Oracle (22 Lacs), McKinsey, JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs visit the campus for placements. There is also an opportunity for placements in two practice schools. Practice school is a concept where students go for a 6 month industrial exposure to various industries. The students showcase their talent and if company likes their work, they are offered a pre-placement offer. Thus, students are having a chance of bagging two offers and then deciding on their choice of which company to
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Navin Parihar

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It would be one of the cliche in today's perspective. one can do whatever she/he wants to pursue, there will be constraints during placements whatsoever.

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