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Shivansh Mishra
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You have to fill the seat withdrawal form which shall be available on the website.
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Abhishek Bansal
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LNMIIT is much better than VIT in terms of CSE in terms of placement and faculty. There are basically two organisations- ACM and CSI which help for their development. In CSE, this year, the highest package is 29.2 LPA.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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VIT Vellore is much better college than VIT Bhopal. So, I think you have to go according to your interest in mechanical engineering or in computer Science Engineering. If you are not here with your interest, then you should go for VIT-Vellore.
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Shabana Bee
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This university only focuses on assignment and project so you will not get time for creating your portfolio work. My suggestion is don't go for VIT as it is not a good college for animation. Better go for other options.
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Gagandeep Singh
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Surely VIT Vellore is the best of this lot. Having said that, CSE at VIT is really good, so go for it.
Hope this helps, All the best.
Hope this helps, All the best.
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Gagandeep Singh
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Yes,
You need an aggregate of 70% to clear the cutoff. So, you are eligible. The number of seats keep changing so that wouldn't be known. But, I guess you should be able to get admission.
You need an aggregate of 70% to clear the cutoff. So, you are eligible. The number of seats keep changing so that wouldn't be known. But, I guess you should be able to get admission.
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