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Gaurav Sareen
Contributor-Level 6
The annual college fees is Rs.12,761/-, examination fees is around Rs.1500/- per semester. Hostel and mess fees is around Rs.40-45000/ per year. Other than all this there is a student society fees which is around Rs.40,000/- per year if you want to join it. So the total expenditure that will incur at DFS in around Rs.2-2.5 Lakhs for 2 years which includes student society fees.
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2016-07-31 17:11:56
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2016-07-31 15:06:53
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Bushra Kaleem
Beginner-Level 5
You need to choose a good coaching center and have confidence in yourself. In the end, your efforts will matter. You can solve previous year papers and model papers.
All the best.
All the best.
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2016-07-31 13:05:55
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Satyapriya Raut
Contributor-Level 6
You have scored very good marks in your entrance exam. You can try for:
1. VIT – Pune.
2. VIIT – Pune.
3. MIT – Pune.
4. VJTI - Mumbai.
You should also try for government colleges.
All the best.
1. VIT – Pune.
2. VIIT – Pune.
3. MIT – Pune.
4. VJTI - Mumbai.
You should also try for government colleges.
All the best.
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2016-07-31 12:52:17
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Preeti Bhatt
Contributor-Level 10
I would suggest you to opt for engineering through lateral entry in mining because that will open lot of opportunities.
After pursuing mining engineering various job prospects are available with private and government companies as a consultant, production manager in underground coalmines, surface mines, underground metalliferous mine, mine manager, mine planning, mine designer, health and safety manger, mine ventilation engineer, operations, mining investment analyst and petroleum engineer.
In India most of the jobs in mining are with government and public sector organizations such as:
1. The Indian Bureau of Mines.
2. Geological Survey of
After pursuing mining engineering various job prospects are available with private and government companies as a consultant, production manager in underground coalmines, surface mines, underground metalliferous mine, mine manager, mine planning, mine designer, health and safety manger, mine ventilation engineer, operations, mining investment analyst and petroleum engineer.
In India most of the jobs in mining are with government and public sector organizations such as:
1. The Indian Bureau of Mines.
2. Geological Survey of
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2016-07-30 23:57:05
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2016-07-30 21:47:32
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Anu AmruthBE mech. Advises WC on higher education(MBA).
Contributor-Level 7
1. IIM.
2. Christ.
3. Symbiosis.
2. Christ.
3. Symbiosis.
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2016-07-30 20:46:06
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