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deepika maurya

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First of all, All the Bachelor of Technology courses is Discontinued by the Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer after March 2022. However,
1- The Rajasthan University was established in the year of 1947.
2- The Median Salary offered by Rajasthan University is INR 4.80 Lacs per annum.
3- The Total Fee of Rajasthan University for the Bachelor of Technology course is INR 5.36 Lacs (for 4 years).
4- Accepted Exams by the Rajasthan University for the Bachelor of Technology course are JEE Mains. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha college comparison page. (https://www.shiksha.com/compare). I hope this will help you.

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Abhishek Ray

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No it's not. Check this letter No : F. No. : AICTE/ P&Andhra Pradesh/ Misc/ 2O2O dated 30th Dec 2020 from AICT.

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Rahul Chejara

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Yes, you can get a good branch there.

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Rahul Chejara

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No, you cannot get any branch in NITs with this OBC rank.

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Alok Dubey

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Rahul Chejara

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It is very hard to get MNIT or IIIT in this score, you may go for state government college like MBM Jodhpur etc.

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YASH SHARMA

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Maharaja Ganga Singh University or MGSU admission for undergraduate like B.A LL.B., and postgraduate courses like LLM, and so on, normally commences on the second week of August. Applicants who have submitted their application online are needed to take print-out/hardcopy to the concerned department before the deadline.
In order to get admission to the regular, and self-financing courses of the Maharaja Ganga Singh University (MGSU) or For vacant seats in B.A. LL.B course, the university usually re starts the admissions process.
The online application form fee for Maharaja Ganga Singh University programs is INR 100. Challan/Demand Draft c
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LNCT, manipal university.

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