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tarun mittal
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The following private colleges are the best ones you can opt for : (The list doesn't contain colleges like IIIT Hyderabad, BITS pilani or BIT Mesra Ranchi)
VIT Vellore
KIIT BBSR
MIT (Manipal)
SRM
RVCE
Thapar, Patiala
JIIT, Noida
MS Ramaiah
BMS
These colleges provide pretty good placements and the faculty as well as infrastructure is also good.
VIT Vellore
KIIT BBSR
MIT (Manipal)
SRM
RVCE
Thapar, Patiala
JIIT, Noida
MS Ramaiah
BMS
These colleges provide pretty good placements and the faculty as well as infrastructure is also good.
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tarun mittal
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At 14000 rank in TS EAMCET it looks hard for you to get CSE in CBIT. As you haven't mentioned your category, I am assuming you as general, so the data is provided on the base of general category. Even though if you are from Reserved you must be within 5000 and for open you must be within 1800 rank for men and women.
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tarun mittal
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Jain University, School Of Engineering and technology is a deemed to-be university on the outskirts of Bangalore. They have fees structure on the higher side. From the year 2021, the university does not provide CET admission. Only intake of students is management. It is pretty good but there are better colleges out these which can provide better educational facilities for the same fees or even lesser. The placements are getting better every year.
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tarun mittal
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You can get admission in IPU (except CS E, I. T, Power branch)
But you have to wait for on spot counseling. &get;&get; If you want to pursue B.Tech in CSE only then go for following U. P. T. U college
Krishna college. (Ghaziabad)
N. I. E. T (Gr Noida)
IPEC (Near Dilshad Garden)
Ajay kumar garg (Ghaziabad)
Galgotia College (Gr Noida)
G. L bajaj (Gr Noida). .
But you have to wait for on spot counseling. &get;&get; If you want to pursue B.Tech in CSE only then go for following U. P. T. U college
Krishna college. (Ghaziabad)
N. I. E. T (Gr Noida)
IPEC (Near Dilshad Garden)
Ajay kumar garg (Ghaziabad)
Galgotia College (Gr Noida)
G. L bajaj (Gr Noida). .
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tarun mittal
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Quality of any institute depends on the students be it IIT, IIIT, NIT etc. The Brand value they create depends upon factors like top class faculty members present, funds received from government etc. However such factors just ACT as catalyst initially, while the long term success depends only on the students. It's the students who execute the goals of the institute following the mentors advice. Brand value attracts good students which raises the bar of the institute gradually as time passes by. Basically the equation is
Good students. Successful students. Bright Alumni. Better placements and the whole cycle repeats itself. I will sugge
Good students. Successful students. Bright Alumni. Better placements and the whole cycle repeats itself. I will sugge
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tarun mittal
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As far as B.Tech is concerned, education standards depends mostly on the student who's pursuing. So, either main campus or Kumbakonam SASTRA, there won't be much difference in education. Faculty are equally good in both the campuses. But the only thing is that, Kumbakonam campus doesn't have hostel facility. When coming to placements, all the students have to attend the drives only in main campus. So they'll be given equal preference depending upon the CGPA and other eligibility criteria. There's no difference in placements for both main and kumbakonam campus of SASTRA.
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tarun mittal
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Yes, there is a good probability to get into it. Don't see last round cut off because spot round would have totally different scenario. On my past experience, i know someone who got in mae in spot round with 1lakh+ rank in 2020.
All the best
All the best
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tarun mittal
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There is no criteria that you have to be a resident of Rajasthan to get admission in MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur but there is a specific quota for resident of Rajasthan. Although the cut off for MBM through JEE Mains is quite high. A General category student must score above 140 in JEE Mains in order to be eligible for MBM college in his/her prefered branch. And if you don't have any specific branch preference then try score above 100 in JEE Mains, you will get some or the other branch. But 92 marks in JEE Mains is not enough for MBM Engineering College.
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tarun mittal
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Which branch you are from and your reservation category decides how much percentage you need to get in SPCE, Andheri.
At least you have to be above 90% just to ensure any possibility, but every year the cutoff changes . Sometimes it goes high or remains at the same.
I was admitted in Electrical Engg in the second year after my diploma marks 89% with OBC category.
Now, it is been 4 years. According to me you should have at least 92 to 93%.
At least you have to be above 90% just to ensure any possibility, but every year the cutoff changes . Sometimes it goes high or remains at the same.
I was admitted in Electrical Engg in the second year after my diploma marks 89% with OBC category.
Now, it is been 4 years. According to me you should have at least 92 to 93%.
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tarun mittal
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No, every year nearly 1.20 lac candidates appear for Jexpo exam and there are few polytechnic govt. colleges that too require a good rank (5000 approx)
So, from my personal experience I can suggest you wait till 3rd round counselling (though I am not assuring you about your chances of getting a seat at govt polytechnic. Chances are very much less)
Instead of that, I suggest you focus on your preparation and next year try to score a decent rank within 3000(general) to get a govt college.
So, from my personal experience I can suggest you wait till 3rd round counselling (though I am not assuring you about your chances of getting a seat at govt polytechnic. Chances are very much less)
Instead of that, I suggest you focus on your preparation and next year try to score a decent rank within 3000(general) to get a govt college.
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