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tarun mittal
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Congratulations on your academic achievements! Your performance in your second year is impressive, and it should increase your chances of obtaining admission to an IT or computer-related course. However, the admission process for each institution can be different, and other factors such as the number of available seats, the number of applicants, and the difficulty of the course can also influence admission decisions. I would recommend researching the admission requirements for the specific programs and institutions you are interested in, and also considering other factors such as the quality of education and opportunities for research
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Tushar Chandra
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Technical training can help you to enhance your problem solving skills and programming skills so it will help you in future for good jobs
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Ghanishtha chauhan
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No,
ADIS is Advance Diploma In Industrial Safety conducted by MSBTE or by any state board of technical education .
Candidate possessing Degree or Diploma in any branch of engineering or B . Sc. are eligible to take admission for one year full time ADIS course .
ADIS is Advance Diploma In Industrial Safety conducted by MSBTE or by any state board of technical education .
Candidate possessing Degree or Diploma in any branch of engineering or B . Sc. are eligible to take admission for one year full time ADIS course .
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tarun mittal
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Yes, because Diploma Holders in engineering with a minimum of 50% marks in the final examination, conducted by the Board of Technical Examination, Government of Karnataka or its equivalent, are eligible for admission to the corresponding branch of Second Year engineering.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Admission is through CAP. Cut of very high as the college is among topn10 polytechnic college.
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tarun mittal
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Which branch you are from and your reservation category decides how much percentage you need to get in SPCE, Andheri.
At least you have to be above 90% just to ensure any possibility, but every year the cutoff changes . Sometimes it goes high or remains at the same.
I was admitted in Electrical Engg in the second year after my diploma marks 89% with OBC category.
Now, it is been 4 years. According to me you should have at least 92 to 93%.
At least you have to be above 90% just to ensure any possibility, but every year the cutoff changes . Sometimes it goes high or remains at the same.
I was admitted in Electrical Engg in the second year after my diploma marks 89% with OBC category.
Now, it is been 4 years. According to me you should have at least 92 to 93%.
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tarun mittal
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If you want to start journey in engineering from class 10th, you should join Polytechnic specially it is better admission in government college because government degree has more priority than private and u can also eligible for job like junior engineer. Most important thing is your knowledge and skills you gain from Polytechnic, try to learn extra knowledge during college time which you can utilise in your profession and the college is start at 16 Jan 2023.
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Bharath Kumar R
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Please refer to the following link https://www.shiksha.com/college/government-polytechnic-mumbai-bandra-east-24094/courses for the detailed review of the college. Government Polytechnic, Mumbai cut off would be based on the cut off marks decided by the University. Candidate must have passed Diploma/ Graduation from a recognized board/ college/ university. or Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board and must have 2 years of working experience. or Candidate must have secured minimum 60% marks in Fire and Safety 6 months course to apply for further admission. For additional details regarding the course visit the following l
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