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Beginner-Level 5
Especially by Josaa you will surely not get a seat , sometimes you may get a seat through CSAB special rounds .
You may get seat in least branches.But if you are Home State student of particular NITs or IIITs or GFTIs you may get a seat .
You will surely not get any seat in Josaa rounds . So you need to opt for CSAB special rounds so that you may get seat in some NITs or IIITs or GFTIs for some branches . CSE is not a sure thing
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Beginner-Level 5
Under the UGC (Institution of Eminence Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2017, BITS Pilani is classified as an Institution of Eminence. BITS Pilani's Work Integrated Learning Programmes (WILP) are a one-of-a-kind set of educational opportunities for working professionals. WILP are an extended version of the BITS Pilani Campuses' programmes and are analogous to the normal programmes in terms of unit/credit requirements and academic rigour. Furthermore, it capitalises on and expands on students' experience in the field through a high degree of integration, resulting in not only knowled
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Beginner-Level 5
The aviation business is a fantastic job choice for future India since it has a lot of room for expansion and offers a promising future. This course is for those who are interested in aircraft and have a strong desire to learn more about them.
This is perhaps the most appealing and well-paid field on the planet. After the United States and China, India has cl
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3 years ago
Beginner-Level 5
There are numerous colleges to which you can apply.you can get admission in any college for B.Tech being a NIOS board student. But you have to meet the expectations of the college requirements based on the score.
To pursue B.Tech from a reputable institute, candidates must meet all of the qualifying criteria listed below.
Students must have earned their 12th grade coursework in Science from a recog
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The expected cut-off marks are 85-92 for CRL (Common Rank List), 77-83 for Gen EWS, 71- 77 for OBC-NCL,51-56 for SC, and 39-45 for ST category students.
The eligibility for B.Arch admission is 50% marks in 12th class or 50% marks in 10th class and diploma from college which need to be a recognised one.
IIT Kharagpur and IIT Roorkee ar the only IITs which provide B.Arch course . NIT Calicut is the top NIT for B.Arch course. And IIT Roorkee is top IIT for B.Arch course.
You need to get more than 93 percen
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3 years agoScholar-Level 17
Fees is Rs 84,000 kindly visit the link. https://www.shiksha.com/college/sri-krishna-arts-and-science-college-coimbatore-28336/course-b-sc-in-information-technology-111386
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3 years agoScholar-Level 17
yes you can apply for admission.
Aspirants seeking admission to a 4-year Full-time B.Pharma Program should have passed 10+2 in relevant streams from recognized Board/University.
COURSE DETAILS
Fees for SEBC/EBC/EWS category:Rs.80,272/-
Fees for SBC/VJ-NT/DT category:Rs.17,491/-
Admission Process
For securing admission, the candidate has to qualify the MHT-CET/NEET with Non-Zero score. The admission to colleges in Maharashtra is carried out through the DTE (Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State).
Eligibility Criteria
HSC examination or its equivalent examination with Mathematics and English with minimum 50% aggregate marks.
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What happened that you are seeking a change of college in the sixth semester? The situation can arise when we feel suffocated in an institution and desire change. See theoretically it is possible. Just understand the different dynamics working. Your present college will not like to lose you since they may end up losing fees that you pay. The syllabus of your new college may not be compatible with your current syllabus. In view of all this, it's advisable not to break one's head over this issue. My advice is for you to continue in the same college if the situation is not alarming. But then if it's a must seek clarity on the proced
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