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PRIYADHARSHINI S R

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This college offers 100% placement for the past 3 years, many of them where placed in companies that offers high salary package.

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Devi Naga Sudheer Ballipalli

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Yes, you can get it. But, that depends on your branch. 2020 cut-off is not available. So, I am sending the 2019 cut-offs for all branches of BC-D girl. That means the last rank is taken for that particular branch of a particular category. So, 2019 last rank taken from BC-D girl for CSE is 32765, for ECE is 28072, for EEE is 69443, for CIV is 92344, and for MECH is 125255. Hope my answer is helpful. Please upvote my answer.

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Devi Naga Sudheer Ballipalli

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From the official website of VVIT, the 2020 cut-off rank for OC EWS females for IT is 13570. So, you can't get a seat in IT in VVIT. If you want to join in IT in Guntur, Vignan's nirula and Vignan's Lara are best colleges.

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Ashish PalDTU student trying to solve Public Problems!

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Congrats for getting a good rank, If you are a Delhi candidate opt for DTU/NSUT/IIIT all the colleges have good placement records. Almost all of the MNC's visit their campuses, But if you are getting CSE in IIIT go for it as it will your destination to success. It's Average CTC is above 17LPA. Non-Delhi candidate can opt for any of the old IIIT/NIT remember to choose from old institution as it will have advantage over new IIITs or NITs.

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Ashish PalDTU student trying to solve Public Problems!

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Minimum 65% in class 12th will be sufficient to be eligible in most of the courses of AI and ML.

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Ashish PalDTU student trying to solve Public Problems!

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Many Choices are available for you but I'll suggest you best 3:
1. School of Engineering and Technology
2. Amity University (It has a good brand name with it)
3. Dronacharya College of Engineering (Good brand name and placement support)
Hope it helps!

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Ashish PalDTU student trying to solve Public Problems!

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Yes, You can do law after B.Tech but make your purpose clear of doing law before joining any college. Explore Your field of interest.

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Deepti Yadav

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Aadhar Card, 10th and 12th marksheet, phone number, email address. Student currently in their final year are not required to upload Bachelor's degree and marks.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Shantanu Kapse, firstly I must congratulate you for your performance in this exam. You have scored excellently. Why not give a shot of JEE Advanced. Dream big. Dream of getting admission in IIT Bombay in CSE. However to help you presently I am attaching a link that will predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this exam. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello, just download the brochure and application form. Go through it. See that you are not signing for any untrue statement. Then go ahead. Just see to it that your studies of engineering are not affected. If you can delay it by one year, and do it after completion of your graduation in engineering then it would be the best. In fact I would like to advise you that you must keep on doing different courses every year. Best wishes to you.

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