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palak mahajan

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Hi,
It is upto you which course do you want to pursue. Commerce is no doubt a wonderful course but if you are interested in IT, technology go for B.Voc software engineering course it has wider scope.

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Arohan Pal

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If you belong to SC then in IIITs, you will be exempted to pay the tution fees. But you have to pay the other fees. You need to pay some amount as fees, and it varies in every IIITs.

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Arohan Pal

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Yes, you can definitely apply for BITSAT session 2 even if you have not applied for session 1. All the best.

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Nitesh Kumar Tiwari

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Yes, a commerce graduate with 20 years of experience in the road and highway industry can pursue an online degree in civil engineering. However, the exact admission requirements and eligibility criteria for online civil engineering programs may vary from one institution to another. In general, most online civil engineering degree programs require a strong background in mathematics and Physics which are essential subjects for engineering. As a commerce graduate, you may need to complete prerequisite courses in calculus, Physics and other related subjects before being accepted into a civil engineering programme. Additionally, some online
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Abhishek Gupta

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Many companies visit in college for placement. The average placement of this college is INR 4 LPA- INR 5 LPA.

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Abhishek Gupta

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Many companies like TCS, Wipro, Microsoft, Infosys and many more companies visit and they give a very good offers to students.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

Firstly you short list some colleges from where you can pursue this course. Most of the engineering colleges require some entrance score but some private engineering colleges may give admission directly. Also stone universities in India have been authorized to offer online degree. You can also explore about it. You can also explore about AMIE for distance engineering courses.

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Rounit Rai

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Its true Indian government has provided many seats and scholarships for Kashmir students through PMSSS (Prime minister special scholarship scheme ) this scheme was started during congress tenure in 2011 In this scheme students can get any professional course or Non professional course college just on 12th merit basis. They even get the scholarship maximum uptown 250000 INR per year but eligibility requires Annual family income less than 800000 INR through migration quota This scheme is eligible for the Kashmir pandits who migrated to Jammu in 1990 and many other students belonging to backward area are eligible for this quota students a
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

Yes, there are many colleges offering scholarship to single girl child. You can explore about- Anna University
- AICTE Pragati scholarship
- UGC Scholarship for single girl child
- Bharti Vidyapeth
- Mewat Engineering college
- Chandigarh University fees concession scheme for girls
- LPU scholarship to single girl child.

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Mridul Gupta

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The marks obtained are converted on a scale ranging between 100 to 0 to calculate a percentile score of the applicants.

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