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Harsh Vats
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Yes, there are courses for cultural studies in India like Anthropology, and Sociology.
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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here
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Hi,
You should definitely write CLAT next year. There are 19 national law universities for 5-year course which are like IITs for law and provide much more exposure than VIT or any other private college.
You should definitely write CLAT next year. There are 19 national law universities for 5-year course which are like IITs for law and provide much more exposure than VIT or any other private college.
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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head
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You have to score more than 80 % to attend the BE counselling in Madhya Pradesh (Madhya Pradesh).
Best of luck for your future.
Best of luck for your future.
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Gaurav BajpaiA 2nd year student of Jadavpur University
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With this rank, you may get IEM ECE if you go up to the 3rd counselling. Else, you will get Heritage. Both of them are one of the best colleges in Bengal. Also, I will suggest you go for the private colleges only as the government colleges (except Jadavpur University) are in very bad condition (infrastructure, placement, locations, etc.). Also, if you are taking admission in private colleges go for only ECE, CS or IT branch. As the condition of core branches are really bad. Coming to the counselling after the first round if you will be provided with any college then you will have to be physically present there in any of the allotted ce
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Manish Motwani
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Though with this marks, getting into DTU is difficult. Try appearing for their own exam. Moreover, suggesting you to compromise with the core branches with the name of your college will not be a good decision,
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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Hey Arjun,
There can be any open comparison between the two but, being said that if you ask about top 5 in KIITEEE, they are no were near top five colleges in Bangalore.
And that comparison holds true for any and all states in India. Bangalore is Silicon Valley of the country, and one thing that is true everywhere is you learn 50% in college and 50% outside.
There are better jobs offered here. The best college in Bangalore (excluding IISc and IIITB ) is PESU with an average placement for CSE above 12 LPA.
Over 100 students get MS offers and all this in just 3-4 years of starting the university. Same goes for South Campus, RVCE MSRIT, BMSCE
There can be any open comparison between the two but, being said that if you ask about top 5 in KIITEEE, they are no were near top five colleges in Bangalore.
And that comparison holds true for any and all states in India. Bangalore is Silicon Valley of the country, and one thing that is true everywhere is you learn 50% in college and 50% outside.
There are better jobs offered here. The best college in Bangalore (excluding IISc and IIITB ) is PESU with an average placement for CSE above 12 LPA.
Over 100 students get MS offers and all this in just 3-4 years of starting the university. Same goes for South Campus, RVCE MSRIT, BMSCE
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Vamsi,
As per the UGC guidelines, no college in India can offer engineering and medical courses through distance mode. Doing this is illegal. So, you ought to go for regular mode.
As per the UGC guidelines, no college in India can offer engineering and medical courses through distance mode. Doing this is illegal. So, you ought to go for regular mode.
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