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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
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Hello Dear you can pursue B.A. From any university. Good Luck.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Few good B-Schools in Pune are -
PUMBA
- NIA
- NIBM
- Symbiosis
- Bharti Vidyapeeth.
PUMBA
- NIA
- NIBM
- Symbiosis
- Bharti Vidyapeeth.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello,
You have stated that your son preferred CSE but filled up the biotechnology branch by mistake and submitted it. You now want to know, how to reverse the same? I am afraid, it's not possible. The system gives enough warning and cautions students before allowing submit. In such a situation, the choice you have is to reject biotechnology in Sinhgad. On the other hand, let me firmly say that biotechnology has huge potential in the future and you should allow your son to continue with this branch. Best wishes to you.
You have stated that your son preferred CSE but filled up the biotechnology branch by mistake and submitted it. You now want to know, how to reverse the same? I am afraid, it's not possible. The system gives enough warning and cautions students before allowing submit. In such a situation, the choice you have is to reject biotechnology in Sinhgad. On the other hand, let me firmly say that biotechnology has huge potential in the future and you should allow your son to continue with this branch. Best wishes to you.
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