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deepika maurya

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The Karnataka DCET examination is conducted for admission to 2nd or 3rd-semester engineering under lateral courses, and its scorecard is valid for only the current year. If you want to be admitted to the same university under the management quota, then there is no need to give the DCET exam again. For more DCET exam details, you may visit the Shiksha DCET exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/dcet-exam). I hope this will help you.

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Mustali Chhunawala

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This year, COEP has the cut of 63.81 percentile

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Dudi Shravan Kumar

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The latest cut off of DY Patil College of pharmacy is above 80 percentile and for the lateral entry to the college you have to call the college number for that information

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Aman Gupta

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The 3rd semester classes are going to start from 1st of August at AMC engineering college for lateral entry

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Faiz Aman

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Your Question is not very clear. If you are asking how to get admission into IIT (BHU) B Pharma, then there is no such course at IIT (BHU), Although there is B.Tech. in Pharmaceutical Engineering which is offered through JEE Advanced.

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jasveer singh

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Yes, you can take admission if you have recognised university Certificate and you pass out.
You need to check the eligibility and criteria according to the university's demand after you fulfill all criteria, you will be eligible for admission in university.
Lateral entry means an applicant who has passed an unassembled examination consisting of an appraisal of training, education, experience, work history or any other means for evaluating relative qualifications.

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jasveer singh

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Hi Ramesh
The BMLT Admission Process differs from college to college. Some colleges conduct common entrance tests and some give admission to candidates on a merit basis
Many college offer lateral entry you need to check college offer lateral entry near by your home
And also check eligibility and ceritia of a college after you happy on college and get admission
And if it's help you like it.

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Sourav singh

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Lateral Entry is when you have completed a Diploma Course after 10th or 12th and directly get admission in Engineering College during the Second Year of Engineering. Other Regular students join Engineering after completing 12th from first year. But you skip the First Year with a Diploma Course. Full time entry is regular entry MCA course duration now days is 2 years in major university but till some university like Andhra university offer MCA course for 3 year I will suggest you, you have many option in other university and college and save your precious year by enrolling in two-year MCA courses having same value and standard.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

Scholar-Level 16

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Yes, there are universities that provide lateral admission into Journalism, Media and Communication courses. Since you have mentioned those in Gurgaon, you can have a look at Amity University, IILM University Gurugram for lateral entry into 2nd year B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communication. Mapping of courses is done on the basis of the UGC guidelines. To know more, you may visit the website of the universities. Hope it helps.

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