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Matte shekar
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The cut off is based on your 10+2 score, you must score above 75 percentage in 10+2 to get seat
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Matte shekar
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Horticulture universities won't take through NEET score, you need to write CET of your state or Icar exam.
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Matte shekar
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Yes you can continue M.Sc. Please select your interested stream and write for the University you wanted to do.
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Matte shekar
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You can get admission in B.Sc Nursing through your intermediate score (10 +2) score without any entrance exam.
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Matte shekar
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You can get if you are belonging to reserved Catogery and you will not get main campus.
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Matte shekar
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If you are from Karnataka state. You should enter through CET or practical exam conducted by government of Karnataka or you can write Icar exam conducted by Icar.
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tarun mittal
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This is the most general as well as important question for every student who are aspiring to get into a good engineering college.
The rankings that you see on different websites are highly biased and paid. The below provided ranking are based on reviews of students from these colleges, outlook of industries and brand value of the college.
Therefore, I am simply classifying these institutions based on - Reputation, Academic Excellence, Placements, Crowd or Peer Group, Location and Alumni network
These are the main parameters that one should look for before selecting any college (not just placements!!)
The rankings that you see on different websites are highly biased and paid. The below provided ranking are based on reviews of students from these colleges, outlook of industries and brand value of the college.
Therefore, I am simply classifying these institutions based on - Reputation, Academic Excellence, Placements, Crowd or Peer Group, Location and Alumni network
These are the main parameters that one should look for before selecting any college (not just placements!!)
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tarun mittal
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I as a faculty of Chandigarh university would recommend students to pursue BBA at CU as this is one of the best university. Chandigarh University has a spacious campus. The facilities include spacious classrooms and well-equipped labs and a workshop along with a dedicated computer lab for students.
Value-for-money
The course costs around Rs. 48000 per semester. The university is definitely a value for money since the facilities provided by the college are many and student-friendly. Facilities like medical center, gymnasium, library, recreational areas, workshops, cafeterias, etc. help the students. The provisions provided help in the ove
Value-for-money
The course costs around Rs. 48000 per semester. The university is definitely a value for money since the facilities provided by the college are many and student-friendly. Facilities like medical center, gymnasium, library, recreational areas, workshops, cafeterias, etc. help the students. The provisions provided help in the ove
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