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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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You have not written about the category you belong to. There are about 468 seats in B.FTech course (Including 35 state domicile seats). So your chances are moderate if you belong to general category.

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Yes, you can pursue M.Tech in CSE, with that there are vast more advancement is going on in the field of Computer Science so you will definitely learn a lot.

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Anita Singh

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There are very few reputed universities which offer MBA at such a low cost. MBA has become one of the major programme in some universities produces the highest amount of revenue. But at the same time there are which believe in delivering quality education at nominal fee. Private universities provide the best education to MBA graduates and equip them with skills and exposure that will help them to gain employment easily and without any major troubles. There has been 75% increase in the highest package for MBA batch as compared to last year. Companies like opportunities, vivo, JK tyre/cement/paper, square yards, amazon, Mahindra etc. Vis
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Yes, there have been number of MBA graduates who have been affected because of coronavirus. This is mainly because the businesses have not being doing well. There is bear factor and the vicious cycle of loss had affected everyone. Some the MBA graduates have lost their job offers which were promised to them, some of them have decreased the salary payable to them, and some of the job offers have deferred. However, you should be very pessimistic. Even in these gloomy times, the private universities such as JK Lakshmipat University have done really well. Their students have gotten placed very well in companies such as Hitachi, Maruti Suzu
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Some of the best MBA colleges which have low fee structure are often The often ones who really want to deliver quality education to the masses. Private universities like JK Lakshmipat University which is supported by 125 year old JK organisation is offering the Pinncale MBA course. It is affordable course where the fee is under 4 Lacs per annum. The course happens to be one the most experiential management course where you get exposure of the real industrial and corporate world. If in case you are worried about the fee then don't worry, because University offers 1.5 Lacs to all its pinnacle MBA students. You can also avail additional s
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