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Harish Singh

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Chitkara is better for B.Tech in CSE as per its academic reputation and industry exposures, It has been ranked as one of the best private university by various factors on the basis of its infrastructure, pedagogy, faculty and more important its placements concerns.

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Ashish Gaurav

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You can Go for ICE Oxford which is the most reputed flying school in the world. It has also its branches in India named NFTI, Mumbai.

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Kritika Agarwal

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If you want to join a good college, there is no possibility that you can get a direct admission, you have to appear for an entrance test for the same. You can only get admission on the management seat.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! To pursue MBA(or its equivalent degree) from any good B-school, one must clear all his/her backlogs in graduation and score at least 50% aggregate marks as it is a major criteria of all B-schools for their respective admission procedures.

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Navin Kumar SharmaMore you know, you know, how less you know.

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Are these universities allowed to run distance MBA courses? Check UGC's website first and then only take a decision. My suggestion is that you should go for IGNOU.

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Abhishek Kumarbe your own hero.

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Hi Chandan,
India is best for automotive designing courses, you can go for NID entrance exam.

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