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Hari Om Chouhan
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K. R. Mangalam University is good for Science and tech related courses and particularly, B.Tech CSE. In this 4 years of course duration they will build student as an industry ready individual which can give neck to neck competition to the professional of these field. They provide students fully equipped computer and Science laboratories. Because this University is gaining a lot of popularity 400+ companies have collaborated with them for recruiting young minds of the campus. B.Tech CSE final year students get placement offers from companies like Infosys, Techiegigs, Adobe, RTDS and many other reputed companies. Fees for 1-year Rs 1,50,
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Lakshit Bawa
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According to me BCA is better amongst these 3. Depends on your long-term goals. In case you are unsure of that, you might want to consider some of these factors: The job opportunities after BCA are far better than B.Sc. The pay package that one gets after BCA will be better than what one gets after B.Sc.
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Lakshit Bawa
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Students can take career paths such as a job as an Agriculture engineer at agro-based industries, Agriculture crop engineers, Agriculture specialists, Agriculture inspectors, farm shop managers, Agriculture researchers, environmental controls engineers, agronomists, food supervisors, microbiologist or plant physiologist.
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Lakshit Bawa
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Students can take career paths such as a job as an Agriculture engineer at agro-based industries, Agriculture crop engineers, Agriculture specialists, Agriculture inspectors, farm shop managers, Agriculture researchers, environmental controls engineers, agronomists, food supervisors, microbiologist or plant physiologist.
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Lakshit Bawa
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Hi, there is nothing like free admission in the colleges. You have to pay the fees but for getting enrolled in a specific course you need cut-off percentage in your last qualification. And if you want scholarships then you can apply for different entrance exams and on the basis of the score you will get a scholarship.
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Somnath Kaushik
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The cut off for Bachelor of Technology in Dairy Science and Technology closing rank is 22442.
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Somnath Kaushik
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The overall cutoff for is 63.05 - 96.78 percentile. (2022)
BE Instrumentation Engineering - 63.05
BE Electronics & Telecom Engineering - 88.54
BE Artificial Intelligence and Data Science - 92.93
BE (Information Technology) - 94.84
BE Computer Engineering - 96.78
BE Instrumentation Engineering - 63.05
BE Electronics & Telecom Engineering - 88.54
BE Artificial Intelligence and Data Science - 92.93
BE (Information Technology) - 94.84
BE Computer Engineering - 96.78
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