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9 years agoContributor-Level 9
For that you have to decide the colleges in which you want your daughter will study, shortlist them. After that apply for those two courses (look for the availability of the particular course). Then follow the instructions.
At the end if you find you daughter's name on the merit list get her admitted.
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IRMA, Anand, Gujarat
BIMTECH, Greater Noida
XIME, Bangalore
XIMB, Bhubaneswar
IMT, Nagpur
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There could be differing views on this. If only one unbiased entity was evaluating different colleges, we would know. But presently we all go by our perception. As per me, Amity University is a better option.
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And there is no issues if you have above 60%.
Good luck for your future.
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