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You need to have 6-12 months of time for an effective preparation. Identify the strong and weak areas and accordingly study those topics. Finally, revise your entire preparation and sample papers as many as you can for good NIMCET score. The first step to the preparation of NIMCET is to get familiar with the exam pattern. Start with learning the basic concepts of each subject asked in the exam. NIMCET syllabus includes up to Class XII level Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, Computer, and English. Start taking mocks tests as soon you complete your syllabus. Mock tests and previous years questions papers are very important to make you fami
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I am there again to answer your query. I am attaching the link that will give you the differences between IT and CSE. Even though the information in the link is as old as 2014 it is still relevant and current as of today. You will come to know in detail the differences once you read the contents of the link and hence I will not waste your time in reading my answer to your query. Now when we come to higher salary it's a different ball game altogether. It's all the question of demand and supply. If the supply is less as compared with demand the students will get the highest salaries, on the contrary if there are too many st
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