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Puhup Kumari

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Yes, placements are good at DAVV Indore. Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya overall placement report 2026 has not been released yet. However, Institute of Engineering and Technology has released its placement report for 2026. The highest package recorded for BTech during the DAVV placements was INR 22 LPA in 2026. The average package recorded was INR 7.72 LPA. The top recruiting companies include TCS, Infosys, Mahindra Group, Reliance, Wipro, Cognizant and Accenture, etc.

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Akanksha Yadav

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Choosing college depends on which branch you are more interested in.

Both the colleges are well-reputed, I am sharing more details below based on which you can choose:

 MITSAcropolis Indore
It is an autonomous / govt-aided setup with higher brand recognition across MP. It is a reputed private institution affiliated with RGPV, located in Indore.
College has better institutional peer group, stronger alumni network and overall university reputation.College has direct access to the CSE curriculum, active placement drives focused heavily on IT/software roles
CONS: Electrical-related branches involve a tougher academic syllabus and fewer dedicated software placement opportunities on campus compared to core CSE.CONS: College has strict attendance rules.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, nursing admission in Indore is mostly merit-based rather than relying on extremely high cutoffs. Many private colleges accept students with average marks in Class 12 Science. This makes nursing a good option for students who may not qualify for NEET-based courses. Just make sure the college is INC approved before applying. 

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Tasbiya Khan

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No, NEET is not compulsory for BSc Nursing admission anywhere in India. This exam is only required for MBBS and BDS courses. Most nursing colleges in Indore admit students based on merit in Class 12 Science subjects. Some colleges may conduct their own entrance test instead. This makes nursing a good option for students who didn't clear NEET. It opens up healthcare careers without the NEET requirement.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Government College of Nursing is most often the first choice due to its long history and INC accreditation. Bombay College of Nursing and Bombay Hospital Nursing College are also very well known. Both colleges have good clinical exposure through the hospital associations.

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Shobhit Saini

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Neither format is universally better; it depends on individual learning style. Institutes such as LegalEdge, Vidhigya, Law Prep Tutorial and Career Launcher offer both online and classroom options, letting aspirants choose based on convenience and discipline.

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Shobhit Saini

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Among the listed institutes, T.I.M.E. (CLATPrep) explicitly offers weekday and weekend batches. Other institutes do not specify weekend-only options, so aspirants should confirm batch timings directly with each centre before enrolling.

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Shobhit Saini

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Compare faculty background, batch size, mock-test volume and teaching format before choosing an institute. Confirming current fees and checking course flexibility can help build a stronger preparation plan suited to individual needs.

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Shobhit Saini

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Success rates vary by batch and year, and are best confirmed directly with each institute. Aspirants should ask for recent result data and student feedback before making a decision.

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Shobhit Saini

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Success rates vary by batch and year, and are best confirmed directly with each institute. Aspirants should ask for recent result data and student feedback before making a decision.

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