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10 months agoContributor-Level 7
In CEE AMPAI 2026, Category I will be of 1 mark while Category II will be of 2 marks.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 7
Candidates will be able to check the exam pattern of CEE AMPAI 2026 online.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
The authority will announce the COMEDK UGET 2027 topper along with the declaration of results. The candidate who obtains the highest marks in the test becomes the COMEDK topper.
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10 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
When filling the MAH BCA CET application, you'll typically need to upload:
A recent passport‑size colour photograph of yourself.
Your scanned signature (signed by you on white paper, using black ink).
After selection or during counselling / admission, you may also need original or scanned copies of your educational certificates (10th, 12th marksheets, etc.), domicile/nationality proofs, any category certificate if applicable — but for the application form itself the main upload is the photo and signature.
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10 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
No — a BCA at Brainware University is not considered equivalent to a BTech in Computer Science at the same university (or generally in India).
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10 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
From the official curriculum and programme description, the languages include:
C — “Programming in C” appears in Semester 1.
Python — there is a dedicated “Python programming + lab” in Semester 2.
Likely C+ / Java / other languages — the general CSE programme page lists that graduates are trained in “Python, Java, C+, JavaScript” among others.
So minimally, there are at least three languages (C, Python, plus C+/Java from general CSE curriculum) taught. According to some sources, students learn up to 5 or more languages including JavaScript — so the “kinds of languages” count might be 4–5 or sl
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10 months agoScholar-Level 17
Hi.
Undergraduate (UG) courses
B.Tech (4-year) in specializations including:
Bioinformatics
Biotechnology
Civil Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) — including specializations / variants
Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)
Information Technology (IT)
Mathematics & Computing (or Maths + Computing)
Other UG degrees
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
BSc (Honours) Mathematics & Computing (from 2023-24 batch onwards)
Postgraduate (PG) courses
MTech (2-year) in several specializations:
Biotechnology
Computer Science & Engineering (general)
CSE wi
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10 months agoScholar-Level 17
JUIT offers a “10+2 Merit-Based” admission route for B.Tech for certain seats — i.e. based on your Class 12 (or equivalent) marks instead of national entrance exam rank.
The eligibility for this usually requires: having passed 10+2 (or equivalent) in 2023–2025 and meeting minimum marks (in many cases ~ 60% aggregate, with Physics + Mathematics + appropriate third subject) as specified.
For some disciplines (e.g. Bioinformatics/Biotechnology), there is explicit mention of “non-JEE / 10+2 marks based” admissions.
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10 months agoScholar-Level 17
The entrance exams are accepted by Jaypee University of Information Technology-
B.Tech (undergraduate) | JEE Main (for roughly 50% of seats) + 10 + 2 (board exam) marks (merit-based) for the remaining seats. |
| BBA / BCA / BSc‑UG | Merit-based (10 + 2 marks) or sometimes via entrance — depending on discipline. For some courses admissions may also consider CUET UG scores. |
| M.Tech (postgraduate engineering) | GATE (for eligible candidates) or University's own entrance test (PGET) for non‑GATE students. |
| M.Sc. | For some MSc courses, admission via entrance: e.g. for certain Biotechnology‑DBT seats there is a separate entrance (or merit / university criteria). |
| PhD | Entrance + interview. For candidates with national‑level qualifications (e.g. NET / CSIR / UGC JRF etc.), eligibility may differ. |
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