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Ankita Sharma

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IIT Tirupati had around 195 companies participating in placements in 2025–26, with an overall placement rate of about 81%. The official report covers different branches together, so I wouldn't rely on random websites for a separate CSE figure unless IIT Tirupati itself confirms it. If you're mainly looking at CSE and placements, LPU is also worth considering because it offers CSE with different specialisations and a large recruiter network. I'd compare the actual course, placement data, fees and opportunities rather than looking at the IIT tag alone.

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Akanksha Yadav

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Pursuing a B.Sc. (Hons./Hons. with Research) in Statistics with Data Science from SGT University is a decent option if you want a modern curriculum that blends traditional statistics with in-demand computing skills. Recruiters like Amazon, EY, Deloitte and TCS come for placements at SGT University.

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Vivek Raj

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From what I've seen, Galgotias University has a strong placement environment with opportunities across different industries. The university currently reports an average package of ₹5.4 LPA and a highest package of ₹60 LPA, along with 5,500+ offers and 1,200+ recruiting organisations.

What I particularly like is the focus on industry exposure and career preparation, which gives students opportunities to build skills alongside their academic learning. Overall, the placement ecosystem is a positive aspect of the Galgotias University experience.

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Neerja Rohatgi

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IIT Kanpur cutoff 2026 ranged from 155 in the first round to 173 in the last round for the OBC category candidates under the All India quota. Hence, General AI category candidates need to attain a rank of at least 173 or lower to get a chance at admission.

Students should know that just attaining the required rank does not guarantee admission. You would have to complete the entire admission process to be eligible for a final seat offer.

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Akanksha Yadav

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If you are planning to build a career in data analytics, data science or quantitative research, then you should definitely pursue B.Sc. (Hons) Statistics and Research  at DIT University and it is worth it.

Overall university placement rates are around 65%–90% with a median package of roughly INR 4.5 LPA. Top tech/analyst packages reach much higher.

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Sampreet Kaur

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Yes. The M.A. Mathematics curriculum at LPU includes topics from applied mathematics along with statistics and computational techniques. The course is designed to strengthen mathematical concepts and also develop analytical and problem solving skills through practical applications. Students also get opportunities to work on projects and research based learning, which helps in preparing for teaching, higher studies, data related roles and other career options where mathematical knowledge is useful.

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Khushi Arora

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UBC's acceptance rate increased by 21.1% since last year for the Vancouver Campus and it has increased by 6.6% for Okanagan. The general acceptance rate stands at 52% suggesting the University to be moderately selective. For the year 2024-25, more than 40,000 UG application and more than 20,000 PG applications were received by the University. 10,857 students were admitted at UG level and 3,425 international students at PG level at Vancouver Campus of UBC.

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Khushi Arora

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 As per data, 40% of the student population is international at Columbia University. For the year 2028, the applications received are 60,248. For the year 2024, the international students at Columbia University were 13,745 representing 145 countries. The headcount of Indian students at Uni was approximately 1,241.

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