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RISHU RAJANStudent of Master Of Computer Application
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Yes, you can get the CSE branch in any private college But If there are Entrance Exam to get that college then you have to qualify that exam. But I want to know In which college you want CSE Branch then I am able to tell clearly.
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RISHU RAJANStudent of Master Of Computer Application
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There are many colleges which offer BCA course if they have not maths in their 12th. You do BCA from there then I want to let you know For MCA you go for the NIMCET entrance exam. From this Entrance Exam, you will get the top 10 NITs colleges that offer the MCA course. But You have to remember one thing In you UG course or BCA course there should be One paper of maths in any semester/year of UG course then you are eligible for the Entrance.
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RISHU RAJANStudent of Master Of Computer Application
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You can't get NITs colleges at this percentile But you get some colleges which are better and Those colleges take admission on JEE Mains percentile/rank. I am sending you an authentic link of college predictor from where you can check which colleges are you getting at your percentile and you are able to select. Please check it out. link-https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor.
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RISHU RAJANStudent of Master Of Computer Application
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Yes, You can do M.Tech after MCA. There is a 2-year course in M.Tech. There is no such relaxation in the year for MCA students who want to do M.Tech. If you want to do M.Tech then It's Better to Do from IITs and NITs through GATE Entrance Exam. I am also sending you an authentic link from where you know all information About the M.Tech course. Please check it out. link-https://www.shiksha.com/m-e-m-tech-chp.
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RISHU RAJANStudent of Master Of Computer Application
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No There is no chance of getting NITs at this percentile.
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RISHU RAJANStudent of Master Of Computer Application
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No, you have to go for the counselling process. Few steps we have to do in it. Firstly we have to register for counselling then we have to fill choices of Branches and colleges then after that you get allotted colleges and branches on the basis of rank. This is a similar way of process which happens also for B.Tech courses counselling in NITs. If you want to know more in detail then I am sending you an authentic link from where you can get all information about the counselling process. Please check it out. link-https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/gate-exam-counselling.
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Ashish SharmaEducation Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler.
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Hi Ankit, Being an Education Consultant, I am happy to SEE your marks expectation in JEE Main Paper 2. So, I suggest you to take admission only in any premier institute. Being a resident of Jalandhar City, I am well aware of LPU and I strongly recommend you to take admission in LPU. Although LPU requires NATA but With my best of my knowledge you can get an Admission in B.Arch in LPU. Programme Details
According to me their eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 and English must be studied as a subject. Along with this a candidate must have 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics separately
According to me their eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 and English must be studied as a subject. Along with this a candidate must have 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics separately
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