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Benjamin F

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It is a good idea to check with the college you wish to study in regarding its requirements and the process towards fulfilling them.

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Hritwk Anand

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Hello Anshu,
Doon Business School is one of the best business schools of Dehradun, this college is a great place to earn a wide exposure of skills and practical knowledge, and the placements are also good
All the best.

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Govinda BhawsarWilling to learn new things

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Yes, you can apply for NATA, but mathematics is mandatory.

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muskan kalra

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Hello Tanmay
Yes, it is. According to best of five scheme for SSC board, Maharashtra candidate can choose five best subjects among the six, which they can appear for the examination. Candidate can choose five subjects from these six subjects: English, Marathi, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Science and Science. Hope this helps.

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rohith kola

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Great, things in software industry is changing drastically. You think about it, and it is already happening somewhere around the corner. I will say nobody can kill this industry, neither any technology can. But, a drift in the field can be easily seen. One need to keep themselves in race with this. For e.g, if a company is dealing in basic IT services, like website making (especially from scratch), SEO-SEM or even digital marketing, all will vanish soon in next 4-5 years. Not saying people won't need it, they'll. Big players in these industry are dependent on projects from around the world. This might get slower, as IT is no big deal f
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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You should decide for yourself. If you are confident that you can crack the JEE for CSE then you should drop a year, otherwise, don't waste your time. You can also lose what you have now. So, as per my opinion, don't drop and start studying now in IIIT. Placements totally depend on you. If you have good skills and knowledge then you will get placed easily either you are in IIT, NIT, IIIT or any other private college.
So, all the best.
Good luck.

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Avinash Kumar

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No, it doesn't offer any international degree, but yes, it provides internships.

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