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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are many good colleges in Pune that offer BCA programs. Among the best are Fergusson College, which is a very good college in terms of academics and faculty. The MIT World Peace University is another good option, offering a full-fledged curriculum and excellent infrastructure.
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9 months ago
Contributor-Level 10
D.Y. Patil University, Ambi, Pune is the institution established under Government Act, Maharashtra and recognised by UGC. It was spread over 40 acres. Its infrastructures are up-to-date and include well-equipped laboratories and libraries. They are providing several undergraduate and post-graduate courses with primary interest in Engineering, Management, and Pharmacy. School of Engineering & Technology caters to B.Tech and M.Tech in focus areas with practical learning. The placement cell is quite dedicated and salary packages offered on average range from INR 3-5 LPA. Students life here is pretty vibrant and encouraging clubs and activ
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9 months agoBeginner-Level 5
When we see 2024 admission the NEET UG round cut off for the general category closed at a rank of 761488 in comparison the closing rank for the same category were 904228 in 2023.
This cut off rank are subject to change every year due to various factors like increase in the students.
Better staying updated with the official announcement from the college every year participating in the counselling process for accurate information regarding admission
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, you cannot get admission to the computer science course at any autonomous engineering college in Pune with 34 percentile in JEE Mains. Such a score is generally really low when it comes to competition in courses like computer science.
Most autonomous engineering colleges have some prescribed cutoffs for the JEE Mains score for different branches, specifically for the popular branch computer science. Usually, such cutoffs exceed much beyond a 34 percentile.
If a candidate does not meet the JEE cutoffs, they can try other ways like management quota entry or lateral entry, but normally they come at extra expense and conditions.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Seamedu, School of Pro-Expressionism, Pune, is a very good college for *BCA* when looking for a professional course that connects technology with creativity. The college offers a specialised *BCA in Game Development* though, in which the programme is integrative, developing the programming skills of all the game designers and developers, thus making it suitable for students who want to work in the gaming industry.
The curriculum is directed toward the industry with practical exposure and internship-providing hands-on projects. The faculty comprises professionals with real-world experience, and the institute has partnerships with gaming
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Contrary to the well-known hard ones, getting into Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism, Pune, is just bit easier since it bestows on a learner passion and aptitude about creative fields instead of academic scores alone. The process of admission usually requires completion of 10+2 for under-graduate courses, followed by a personal interview or portfolio review for specific programmes. Students with strong interest in media, filmmaking, animation, or any related field find it really smooth for them to spend a day at the institute as it is more of practical skills and creativity.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism makes its way into the *Tier 2 institution* category in Pune. While the school does quite well with its specialised courses in the media, filmmaking, animation, game development, and sound engineering, it does not really come into the paradigms of the broader national and international reputation into which Tier 1 Institutions like IITs or NIDs fall. Nevertheless, Seamedu ranks highly on its industry-specific training and practical exposure to, as well as among, media and entertainment companies. It indeed is an option for students with great interest in creative fields that would offer a great caree
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