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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Choosing between the private or government Engineering colleges in Pune at the same JEE rank is a tough choice.
So, if your JEE rank gets you into a reputed government college, go for it without a second thought due to lower fees; but if the government college option at your rank is average, then a top-ranked private college is actually be the smarter choice.
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Yes, students can get admission in Newton School of Technology without JEE Main. The institute offers seats only through NSAT exam. Students have to appear for the entrance test followed by the interview round. However, students may skip the exam under some cases.
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Yes, students can get EIT Faridabad scholarship with 97.6 percentile in JEE Main. Applicants can get scholarship on the basis of scores in entrance exam. Check the table below to know eligiblity of scholarships offered on the basis of JEE Main scores:
| Eligibility Criteria | Scholarship (on tuition fee) |
|---|---|
| 95.01 percentile and above | 50% |
| 90.01 - 95 prcentile | 35% |
| 85.01 - 90 percentile | 25% |
| 80.01 - 85 percentile | 20% |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can get admission in BTech in Sagar Institute of Science Technology and Research without JEE (Mains) rank through College Level Counselling based on merit if there are any seats left vacant after DTE Bhopal Counselling.
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If you want to study Aeronautical Engineering in Bangalore, picking a top private college like NMIT, Dayananda Sagar, or Jain University is usually the better choice. Most government colleges in the city do not even offer this specific branch, and they lack the expensive, high-tech tools like wind tunnels and flight simulators that you need for hands-on learning. While government colleges are much cheaper, private colleges actively invest in this advanced equipment. Plus, because Bangalore is India's space and aviation hub, these private schools have strong connections to help you get great internships and jobs at major companies like
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