9 years ago
What is the eligibility criteria to pursue ME, MS or MBA in BITS? Which is the best course among all these?
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Dr Suresh Babu Cheelapogu
Sr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Dear Sibi,
They conduct their own entrance examinations. You can check their website. For MBA, they do consider CAT/MAT top scores. I hope, it helps.
All the best.
They conduct their own entrance examinations. You can check their website. For MBA, they do consider CAT/MAT top scores. I hope, it helps.
All the best.
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Sunil Soni
Management & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Any engineer can make it to Civil Services by his hard work.
9 years ago
Can I get admission for EEE, mechanical, civil or ECE in PESIT, RV, MSRIT, BMSCE or BITS?
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Prem Kumar
Guide-Level 11
kindly check the seat matrix available at the official website of COMEDK. you have a fair chance of getting ee, mech, civil in these colleges. getting e&c is a little bit difficult.
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Sandesh Sapra
Contributor-Level 6
u will go for some private university like Chandigarh university or chitkara university.
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Ishita Vaidya
Contributor-Level 7
Yes WILP programs are good. However, This portal is for BITS MBA on campus program only.
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Abhishek Pandey
Contributor-Level 8
According to me, Nirma is the best among these three institutes in terms of both placements and infrastructure.
The average placement package of Nirma university is 8.1 lakhs where as that of Welingkar is 3.2 lakhs. So, there is huge difference
The average placement package of Nirma university is 8.1 lakhs where as that of Welingkar is 3.2 lakhs. So, there is huge difference
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Ishita Vaidya
Contributor-Level 7
For MBA, you have to appear for CAT 2017 of GMAT and apply for 2017-19 admissions. all the best
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Ishita Vaidya
Contributor-Level 7
BITS MBA is a general degree and all graduates recieve a degree in general management, there is no specialization