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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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For Diploma engineering, minimum qualification is class 10th only. So, you can take admission in colleges for getting admission in Diploma course after your 10th is completed.
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Satish Reddy
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Obviously the placements are good in this government college my friend is studying in this college he got the placement also the package of 4.5 LPA in Accenture.
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Satish Reddy
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The Diploma in mechanical engineering course fee varies from Rs 15,000 to Rs 1,50,000.
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Satish Reddy
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S.No. Course Name Duration Total Fees
1 Diploma in Applied Arts 3 Years Rs. 49,650/-
2 Diploma in Architecture 3 Years Rs. 49,650/-
3 Diploma in Automobile Engineering 3 Years Rs. 49,650/-
4 Diploma in Chemical Engineering 3 Years
1 Diploma in Applied Arts 3 Years Rs. 49,650/-
2 Diploma in Architecture 3 Years Rs. 49,650/-
3 Diploma in Automobile Engineering 3 Years Rs. 49,650/-
4 Diploma in Chemical Engineering 3 Years
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tarun mittal
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No, every year nearly 1.20 lac candidates appear for Jexpo exam and there are few polytechnic govt. colleges that too require a good rank (5000 approx)
So, from my personal experience I can suggest you wait till 3rd round counselling (though I am not assuring you about your chances of getting a seat at govt polytechnic. Chances are very much less)
Instead of that, I suggest you focus on your preparation and next year try to score a decent rank within 3000(general) to get a govt college.
So, from my personal experience I can suggest you wait till 3rd round counselling (though I am not assuring you about your chances of getting a seat at govt polytechnic. Chances are very much less)
Instead of that, I suggest you focus on your preparation and next year try to score a decent rank within 3000(general) to get a govt college.
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Shivangi Priya
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Yes, sure. For what I've heard from my classmates, these are some of the colleges:
NMIT Bangalore - Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, IIIT Bangalore - International Institute of Information Technology, MEI Polytechnic, Bangalore and
MS Ramaiah Polytechnic, Bangalore.
NMIT Bangalore - Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, IIIT Bangalore - International Institute of Information Technology, MEI Polytechnic, Bangalore and
MS Ramaiah Polytechnic, Bangalore.
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