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Jagrit Drolia

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According to my views, Techno is far better than Heritage. I want to clarify the campus environment and placement scenario.
Firstly, the campus environment of Heritage is good compared to Techno. But if we highlight the main issue i.e. placement, in Techno, many top companies come like Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe.
In Heritage, there is no scope.

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Apurva BankaB.Tech Student @ PESU

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It hardly matters how well you speak English. Universities in Bangalore take admission on the basis of marks and ranks. Even if your English is weak, you will improve with time. Also, there is not such quota for Delhi students. You will come under the category of a non-Karnataka resident.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Desai Ishani,
If you have a good profile, you can stand a chance to get a scholarship from the university abroad. They are usually on merit basis. Banks in India like SBI, PNB etc. also provide education loan which you can repay after you get a job in 15 to 22 years. Besides, there are organizations like Aga Khan Scholarship, Mahindra Trust Scholarship to study abroad.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

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The cut-off of Delhi University is irrespective of the board, so it totally depends on your best four %age in 12th whether you meet the requirements of DU or not.
You can check out the previous year cut off to get an idea of 2018 cut off-
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=cut-off-2017
Hope this helps.

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HITESH KHICHAR

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No dear,
For IIT, you must be in the top 20 percentile of boards and as far as I know for RBSE board, you should have above 75%.
After that, you have to crack JEE Mains and JEE Advanced paper to get into an IIT.

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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .

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Hello, hope you are doing well.
You are eligible for SGSITS, IET DAVV with your favourite branch. These colleges have very good placement records with high packages. You will definitely get a seat here.
Also, you can try for Jabalpur Engineering College which is also a government college and has a good placement record.

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Nithash Majumdar

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Hey,
It will be difficult for you to get admission with respect to previous year's closing rank in B.Arch. But do check on the link below to get an idea of which colleges you can apply for-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

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