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Pune University boasts its academic course structure by inculcating basic functional skills, and reinforcing by sectorial specialisation subjects which help students of Pune University to grasp the contemporary knowledge of specific sectors like Engineering, IT, Healthcare, and Banking and Insurance. This blend of fundamental and contemporary skills prepares students to perform better when they join the corporate world. Pune University placement cell has a track record of 100 % placements. On average, more than 100 companies participated in the recruitment drive organized by the Pune University placement cell. Some key recruiters are Axis Bank, E-Serve, Bee Management, ONGC, Thermax, SBI Life and many more. Admission in Pune University is based on the entrance test. Admission to the MBA course will be based on a score obtained by a candidate in MH-CET (for a candidate belonging to Maharashtra). Candidates out of Maharashtra need to give CAT or CMAT or MH-CET. After these, a merit list will be released for the selected candidates.

You have to score at least 140+ marks to get admission in YMCA CSE branch. Now seeing the previous year cut-offs of this college, there are chances that you may get Electronics Instrumentation and Control Engineering, as well as there are little chances that you may get Mechanical Engineering as well in Round 1 counselling. Speaking of Round 2 counselling, you may get branches such as Electrical Engineering and civil engineering, although your rank will be very near to closing rank. YMCA University of Science and Technology (YMCA UST) is presently known as J. C. Bose University of Science and Technology. YMCA University of Science and Technology (YMCA UST) was established in 1969. YMCA UST has been recognised by the University Grants Commission. It is located in Faridabad, Haryana. YMCA UST has been approved by AICTE. It has been accredited by NAAC. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

NCERT books have concise information in straightforward language, making it easy to understand. Moreover, they are essential from both UPSC Prelims and Mains exam perspective. You will get many questions in the IAS/IPS Exam directly or indirectly from NCERT textbooks. If aspirants have enough time, it is always advised to start from standard 6 NCERT texts and read till standard 12 texts for all relevant subjects. For general studies (Prelims or Mains), aspirants need to focus on the NCERT texts on the below subjects: History, Geography, Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Fine Arts, and Science. NCERT books are the best source for the Civil Services Examination to develop a strong base in any subject. From the inception itself, UPSC has asked many questions directly from the NCERT books. If we analyze in detail, UPSC has asked some questions directly from NCERT books. Hope it helps.