Kakatiya University Warangal Answered Questions

A college primarily focuses on undergraduate degrees in specific fields or liberal arts. It can be independent or part of a university. A university, on the other hand, is a larger, more comprehensive institution offering both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across a wider range of subjects. It often includes multiple colleges and emphasizes research.An institute can be a research organization, a specialised educational institution (often technical or vocational and may not grant degrees), or a part of a university focused on advanced research in a specific area.

Candidates often find it difficult to select college/ university for admission. In Warangal, both KNRUHS and Kakatiya University are well-known. Both the universities offer BSc at the UG-level in different specialisations. In the following table both the universities are compared for their BSc courses based on fee factor:UniversityTotal Tuition FeesKNRUHSINR 85,000Kakatiya UniversityINR 29,400 - INR 2.1 lakhThe mentioned fee for KNRUHS is only for the MLT course and hence the fee range can vary. Thus, the fees at both the universities is dependent on the selected course and college. Kakatiya is offering a good fee range for BSc students as well. Students can decide on which university to select based on location, placement, etc.

The decision to choose between these 3 colleges depends on students' choice. A few factors that may be responsible for this decision are tuition fees, courses offered, quality of faculty, etc. A comparison is given below: ParticularsStanley CollegeCurtin University – AustraliaWestin CollegeNo. of courses offered25+260+Around 10Annual tuition feesINR 3 L – INR 10.6 L INR 7 L - 50 LINR 6 L - 8 LShiksha ranking-#15- 

There is nothing better or worse between the two universities. Both are highly reputed and offer a diverse range of programs, opportunities, and more. It depends on the students' priority which makes it better than the other. Students who are looking for an affordable option and easy selection can go with Marist College as the college has a higher acceptance rate and lower tuition cost than Fordham. Students can refer to the table below for the comparison between the two:ParticularsMarist CollegeFordham UniversityAcceptance rate65%56%Graduation rate72%76%Student-faculty ratio16:114:1Tuition costUG: INR 41LPG: INR 14L-INR 41LUG: INR 52LPG: INR 20L-INR 44L

DU Placements is in progress. DU the highest package stood at INR 44.8 LPA which was bagged by the Lady Shri Ram College students. The average package ranged between INR 5.7 LPA to INR 11.8 LPA for the top DU colleges.The top recruiting companies of Placements include Barclays, HCL, BCG, Bain & Company, Trilogy, McKinsey & Company, PWC, Genpact, Deloitte, Accenture, Citi, ICICI Bank, Wipro, ITC Limited, Gartner, D E Shaw & Co., Urban Company, KPMG Global Services, TresVista, Nation with Namo, Make My Trip, ZS Associates, Tech Mahindra, and NTT Data. 

The Delhi College of Arts and Commerce offers admissions to the UG courses through the Delhi University Common Seat Allocation System (DU CSAS). The admission process for the college is based on Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores conducted by NTA. It is followed by a centralized seat allotment process by Delhi University through the DU CSAS portal. Admission to Certificate and Advanced Diploma courses are available in part-time mode and admission is merit based i.e. class 12 marks.The registration process for admission to Delhi College of Arts and Commerce University of Delhi generally starts after the declaration of CUET result. Candidates who selected Delhi University while filling out the CUET application can register themselves on the DU CSAS portal and choose (College + Course) preferences. The entire selection process is done via the DU CSAS portal for the UG courses in multiple rounds. Candidates can check the seat allotment result on the CSAS dashboard. They can confirm their seat by paying the admission fee after seat allotment.

For the DCOIL Global Immersion programme, the college has collaborated with various universities. The below-mentioned are the DPG Center for Occupational and Industry-Linked Learning collaborations:DCOIL Gurgaon CollaborationsNottingham Trent UniversityJames Cook University SingaporeKozminski University PolandHETIC School of Digital Leadership in ParisMonash University, Australia, APU Malaysia, University of Western Australia, Perth--

DU BBA is a 3 Years programme offered in specializations like General Management, Economics.DU BBA admission is offered on the basis of the merit of the qualifying exam.The fee of BBA Programme at Delhi College of Arts and Commrce University of Delhi ranges between INR 16,000 and INR 1,46,205. The fee might cover other fee components, such as caution fees, one-time fees, registration fees etc.As per the placement statistics, a total of 189 companies visited the campus for placements and a total of 300 offers were made. More than 100 students were placed from different colleges collectively.During DU placements, the highest package offered is Rs 25 LPA. This package was offered to a student from Delhi School of Economics. Moreover, the average and median package offered during placements is Rs 5.22 LPA and Rs 4.50 LPA respectively. Some of the top recruiters that visited for placements include Coca Cola, ITC, Zomato, Deloitte, KPMG, HCL, Gartner, Accenture, American Express, etc.

The admission process for the delhi college of arts and commerce is based on Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores conducted by NTA.It is followed by a centralized seat allotment process by Delhi University through the DU CSAS portal.After the result of CUET scores candidates have to apply for the counselling process and fill the preference sheet and wait for the cut off scores of the college and wait for the allotement of the college.