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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 6
If your main goal is B.Tech CSE, I'd personally choose LPU. I studied MBA there, and one thing I genuinely liked was how much exposure students get outside the classroom. CSE students are always busy with hackathons, coding clubs, tech fests, internships, and placement prep. The labs are modern, the recruiter list is huge, and you'll meet people from almost every state, which honestly helps a lot with networking too.
SRM Chennai is a respected engineering university, no doubt. But if I had these two options today, I'd lean towards LPU because it offers a stronger all-round campus experience along with solid CSE opportunities.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
No. BITS Pilani does not announce the list of BITSAT toppers. However, if the list of toppers is released, the students will be able to access it here. Students will be scored as per their performance in the exam. If both exam sessions are attempted, then the best score will be considered for admission.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
No. BITS Pilani does not announce the list of BITSAT toppers. However, if the list of toppers is released, the students will be able to access it here. Students will be scored as per their performance in the exam. If both exam sessions are attempted, then the best score will be considered for admission.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
There are 117 MS Courses available for Indian students at Arizona State University to opt from. It is also one of the most popular courses at the University.
The MS specializations mostly opted are-
- Computer Science
- Business Analytics
- Data Science, Analytics and Engineering
- Global Health
- Finance
- Information Technology
- Computer Engineering
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
A diploma does not automatically reduce the duration of an Aerospace Engineering degree. It depends on the diploma and the university's lateral entry rules. If eligible for lateral entry, a diploma holder may enter the second year, so the degree can take around 3 years instead of 4. LPU also follows lateral entry options for eligible diploma students, with practical and industry focused learning.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The students who are interested in getting into MS Courses at Arizona State University can do so by applying at ASU Graduate Admission Application. The University offers 117 MS Courses for the students with a tuition fee of INR 1.08 L – 66.65 L. The application fee is a non-refundable amount of USD 115-120 that is INR 11 K – 11.5 K.
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, LPU does offer B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. It is a four year programme covering core areas such as machine design, thermodynamics, manufacturing and fluid mechanics, along with practical learning through labs and projects. The course also has an industry focused approach, helping students build skills that are useful for careers in manufacturing, automotive, robotics and other engineering fields.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Top recruiters include Mahindra Aero, Bharat Forge, DRDO, BrahMos Aerospace, Tata Advanced Systems, and GE Aerospace. Some students also get placed in general IT and engineering companies, not just core aerospace firms. Government-linked colleges like DIAT have stronger connections with defence-sector recruiters. Private colleges tend to have a mix of aerospace and IT-sector recruiters. Placement outcomes vary a lot depending on the specific college and batch. It's a good idea to check recent placement reports before choosing a college.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Top recruiters include Mahindra Aero, Bharat Forge, DRDO, BrahMos Aerospace, Tata Advanced Systems, and GE Aerospace. Some students also get placed in general IT and engineering companies, not just core aerospace firms. Government-linked colleges like DIAT have stronger connections with defence-sector recruiters. Private colleges tend to have a mix of aerospace and IT-sector recruiters. Placement outcomes vary a lot depending on the specific college and batch. It's a good idea to check recent placement reports before choosing a college.
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