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Ashutosh Mishra
Contributor-Level 7
It is somewhat around 4.5 lacs for your batch (2018-2022). The average placement for CS is around 18 lacs per annum. Best wishes.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Praveen,
Yes, you have understood correctly. JEE Advanced is only an entrance exam to determine if you can seek admission or not. But for actually getting admission, one definitely needs to pay prescribed fees for that particular course selected.
Yes, you have understood correctly. JEE Advanced is only an entrance exam to determine if you can seek admission or not. But for actually getting admission, one definitely needs to pay prescribed fees for that particular course selected.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Anjinkya,
Both these institutions are world class and recruiters come in large numbers. By 2022, I feel that situation will not change much and both these institutions will continue to hog limelight!
Both these institutions are world class and recruiters come in large numbers. By 2022, I feel that situation will not change much and both these institutions will continue to hog limelight!
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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.
Contributor-Level 8
English Phobia is mostly in our heads. There are no grounds for the poor performance in English. Rather, India is 4th out of 19 Asian countries in term of English proficiency.
Don't be disheartened by criticism. Work hard on academics and speaking English. You'd be surprised by the results.
Firstly, start reading English newspaper. I suggest this step to everyone I come across. This not only improves your vocabulary but also gives you a sense of being better informed. http://carryongarry.com/learn-500-big-english-words/
English will not obstruct your JEE journey. It is part of the syllabus in boards and learning language is as important a
Don't be disheartened by criticism. Work hard on academics and speaking English. You'd be surprised by the results.
Firstly, start reading English newspaper. I suggest this step to everyone I come across. This not only improves your vocabulary but also gives you a sense of being better informed. http://carryongarry.com/learn-500-big-english-words/
English will not obstruct your JEE journey. It is part of the syllabus in boards and learning language is as important a
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Kirti VishwakarmaBibliophile
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Manish, It is very easy to manage both.
Just remember that boards are very important for JEE as well as future.
Attend your school classes regularly and concentrate well on them because those are the basics for competitive exam syllabus.
At any cost, you have to go through the basics so it's better to focus on school syllabus well.
Boards syllabus is the subset of competitive exam syllabus.
Grasp school course well and practice everything on the same day. This way, you will clear up the burden of boards. And along with it, prepare for competitive exams in the same manner.
Just remember that boards are very important for JEE as well as future.
Attend your school classes regularly and concentrate well on them because those are the basics for competitive exam syllabus.
At any cost, you have to go through the basics so it's better to focus on school syllabus well.
Boards syllabus is the subset of competitive exam syllabus.
Grasp school course well and practice everything on the same day. This way, you will clear up the burden of boards. And along with it, prepare for competitive exams in the same manner.
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Kirti VishwakarmaBibliophile
Contributor-Level 10
Dropping a year after your class 12th for JEE preparation is a big step.
Results completely depend on the choices and steps taken by you during preparation.
It doesn't affect at all in any way for future whether you crack JEE or not.
Results completely depend on the choices and steps taken by you during preparation.
It doesn't affect at all in any way for future whether you crack JEE or not.
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
Guide-Level 13
Hello Yogesh,
First of all, you have to complete your 10+2 (PCM group) with good grades and also you have to appear in JEE-Mains as well as JEE-Advanced. After attempting both the entrance, if you are securing enough All India Rank you will get a seat in reputed IIT's. Start preparing as soon as you complete your class 10.
Good luck.
Thank you.
First of all, you have to complete your 10+2 (PCM group) with good grades and also you have to appear in JEE-Mains as well as JEE-Advanced. After attempting both the entrance, if you are securing enough All India Rank you will get a seat in reputed IIT's. Start preparing as soon as you complete your class 10.
Good luck.
Thank you.
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aashirwad kumar
Contributor-Level 7
Seems you know very less about engineering in India.
VIT is not even par with top 10 NITs and top 4 IIITs.
DTU, DAICT, NSIT, LNMIT, PEC and even Thapar are better than it.
Then how can you compare it to IITs.
VIT is not even par with top 10 NITs and top 4 IIITs.
DTU, DAICT, NSIT, LNMIT, PEC and even Thapar are better than it.
Then how can you compare it to IITs.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
You are required to have full-time work experience and if the intended job you want to do is a part-time one it won't carry any weightage. Teachers or educators are highly valued so if it is a full time job it will be accepted. However only imparting education from textbooks won't do any good. You have to show your leadership, innovative, creative, managerial skills as well as your job. So find out ways of how you can improve the job profile and go ahead with it. If you don't have work experience or no full-time job an MiM is a better option. It will have better options and perhaps may land up in a top ranking university which won'
You are required to have full-time work experience and if the intended job you want to do is a part-time one it won't carry any weightage. Teachers or educators are highly valued so if it is a full time job it will be accepted. However only imparting education from textbooks won't do any good. You have to show your leadership, innovative, creative, managerial skills as well as your job. So find out ways of how you can improve the job profile and go ahead with it. If you don't have work experience or no full-time job an MiM is a better option. It will have better options and perhaps may land up in a top ranking university which won'
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