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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
Compared to TNDALU, NLSIU has a far greater reputation both domestically and abroad. While TNDALU is not included in the majority of top law school rankings, it often ranks in the top three law schools in India. Graduates at NLSIU have access to more prestigious and well-paying job possibilities since the university draws a greater selection of elite legal firms and companies for campus placements. Opportunities in corporate law, litigation, and foreign law firms fall under this category.While TNDALU promises respectable placements with a number of reputable law firms, the recruiters' overall prestige and range may be lesser than that
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
NLSIU, a leading law school in India, attracts graduates for successful legal careers. Its rigorous curriculum, top-notch faculty and prestigious alumni network make it a dream destination for law students. Think courtroom gladiators honed to legal perfection. TNDALU B.Sc. on the other hand, programs offer a diverse selection of scientific disciplines such as physics, chemistry and microbiology. Its focus is to produce well-rounded graduates with strong theoretical understanding and practical skills. Imagine lab coats and bubbling beakers, not legal eagles and high-stakes lawsuits. If legal eagles lift your spirits, NLSIU's
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
No, NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce is not the best in Rajasthan but apart from that NIMS Institute of Management and Commerce is an educational institution affiliated with NIMS University, Jaipur, offering a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs in management and commerce. The institution provides 89 courses across 8 streams, catering to various fields of interest and career .
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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
As per the latest data and information on the official site of Central University of Himachal Pradesh, B.Tech has be discontinued from the university, also mentioned on Shiksha site, so as the course is only not available so there is no fee for the course, you can check that B.Tech is now not available in Central University of Himachal Pradesh.
- MSc (Physics)
- MSc (Mathematics
- MSc (Chemistry)
- MSc Plant Science (Botany)
- MSc (Zoology)
- MSc in Bioinformatics
- MCA (Master of Computer Applications)
- MSc (Environmental Science)
- M.Lib. I.Sc. (One Year)
- B. Lib. I.Sc. (One Year PG Programme)
- MBA
- MA (Economics)
- MSW .and many o
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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
As per the latest data and information on the official site of Central University of Himachal Pradesh, B.Tech has be discontinued from the university, also mentioned on Shiksha site also, you can check that B.Tech is now not available in Central University of Himachal Pradesh. The courses offered by Central University of Himachal Pradesh are :
- MSc (Physics)
- MSc (Mathematics
- MSc (Chemistry)
- MSc Plant Science (Botany)
- MSc (Zoology)
- MSc in Bioinformatics
- MCA (Master of Computer Applications)
- MSc (Environmental Science)
- M.Lib. I.Sc. (One Year)
- B. Lib. I.Sc. (One Year PG Programme)
- MBA
- MA (Economics)
- MSW
- MA (Sociology)
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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
Applicants for MBA programs must hold a Bachelor's degree or its equivalent with a minimum of 50% in their undergraduate studies. Candidates need to show up for the CUHP-conducted PG Admission Test FEAT. NRI They had to have passed the prior exam with at least a 50% average or a grade that is comparable.The applicant must have these all qualifications for admission in the university. The lastest Cutoff information is not provided officially by any sources, so these are the requirements that a candidate should have to get admission in the university.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 6
No, As per the latest data and information on the official site of Central University of Himachal Pradesh, B.Tech has be discontinued from the university , also mentioned on shiksha site , you can check that B.Tech is now not available in Central University of Himachal Pradesh. So, the only option left is Government College, Dharamshala.
Government college, Dharashala is also not that good at placements but as B.Tech is not availabe at Central University of Himachal Pradesh so, it is the only option left ,the packages range from 2.5-7 LPA for the candidates from Government college, Dharamshala .
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