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raghavendra kumaralways be good
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920 above is enough is for getting a seat in K.L College. I got 965 and got a seat in CSE department of this college.
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17 to 23 years is the age limit to study B.Pharm.
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No, private universities won't participate in Andhra Pradesh EAMCET counseling.
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KIIT is a renowned college in the whole of Eastern India. Its ranking has been also very good. But I would say that it's the student that actually makes a college. I took Civil engineering in KIIT (in the counselling) but didn't take the admission due to some personal reasons.
Cons of KIIT for me is the number of students intake in each branch (which is almost above 450 and 650+ in CSE and IT). To get placed within those 650 students will take a lot of hard work. A 15-20K job is not what you wish after spending 8.8 lakhs of tuition fees. It is not feasible at all. But if you work hard it's obvious that success will be waiting in any pa
Cons of KIIT for me is the number of students intake in each branch (which is almost above 450 and 650+ in CSE and IT). To get placed within those 650 students will take a lot of hard work. A 15-20K job is not what you wish after spending 8.8 lakhs of tuition fees. It is not feasible at all. But if you work hard it's obvious that success will be waiting in any pa
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