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Selection for B.E./B.Tech course in Aditya College of Engineering and Technology is primarily based on the scores from Andhra Pradesh EAPCET conducted by Andhra Pradesh and the for outsiders students they can apply using their JEE Mains Scores.

The placement scenario for certificate courses at Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication will depend on the course, industry demand, and most importantly individual effort a student puts in.The college does maintain a placement cell, which will surely help the students in reaching prospective employers, but the result will be more dependent on the application of practical skills, internship experiences, and networking with the media industry. Certificate courses usually offer very specific input on the subject, such as journalism, public relations, or digital media, and thus can certainly create better scope for employability.But as these are shorter-duration courses, placement support may not always be at par with what is offered by full degree programs. Most certificate students use their internships and create their portfolios while building networks with others in the field to search for jobs.

The date varies from year to year and depends on the session during which the course is offered for admission to the Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication.Usually, the procedure for admission opens months ahead of the date on which a session starts so that time periods vary. Undergrads and postgraduates usually have deadlines around June or July for admission into certain courses.

The selection criteria for the B.E./B.Tech course at Rajeev Gandhi Memorial College of Engineering and Technology are primarily based on the candidate's performance in the entrance exam. For candidates from Andhra Pradesh, admission is generally through the EAMCET (Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test) score, which is conducted by the state government. The college also considers the candidate's 10+2 marks, with Physics, Mathematics, and one of the optional subjects such as Chemistry, Biology, or Computer Science being the core subjects. After the entrance exam, candidates must participate in the counseling process conducted by the Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE), where seats are allocated based on the entrance exam scores, rank, and availability of seats. For candidates applying under the management quota, the selection may be based on alternative entrance exam scores or the college's own screening process. The final selection is made once candidates complete the admission formalities, including document verification and fee payment.Thank you 

Yes, Aditya College of Engineering and Technology has good and experienced faculty. Most of the professors are highly qualified and skilled in their fields. They are known for their supportive teaching methods and focus on helping students understand concepts clearly. The college also emphasizes practical learning through labs and projects

In terms of eligibility, the Azaz Rizvi College of Journalism and Mass Communication specifies that, in general, applicants must complete their Bachelor's degree (in any subject deemed equivalent by a recognised university) in order to be considered for admission into the Post-graduate Diploma Programme.This literally means that a candidate can be from any discipline- art, science, commerce, or even engineering. Sometimes prior having or experience in journalism or mass communication is not a requirement. A few courses may favor students who are willing to pass through or experience the reality of a media industry. This college may have an entry test or personal interview through interested candidates. 

The course, the admission exam, and the applicant's category are some of the variables that can affect the cutoff scores for PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate (Wani) Institute of Management:PVG's College of Engineering and Technology: The entrance tests, such as JEE Main or MHT CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test), often determine the cutoff for B.E./B.Tech programs. - Popular fields like computer science, information technology, and electronics typically have higher cutoff scores than others. Depending on the year and competition, the cutoff for these courses could be 80 to 90 marks in JEE Main or 80 to 95 percentile in MHT CET. 

PVG's Engineering and Technology College:  The faculty at PVG's College of Engineering and Technology is renowned for being highly qualified and experienced in general. Many professors have substantial expertise in their professions, both in academia and industry, and many have postgraduate or doctoral degrees. Through labs, projects, and research, the faculty emphasizes practical and hands-on learning while simultaneously offering a strong theoretical foundation. The college promotes industrial connections and faculty growth, both of which enhance the educational process. Student opinions on the efficacy of instruction, however, may differ by department, as is the case with many universities.G.K. Pate (Wani) Institute of Management: This institute likewise has a faculty that combines academic and professional backgrounds. Usually highly competent, the lecturers have multiple postgraduate degrees.

The selection criteria for the B.E./B.Tech course at Bengal College of Engineering and Technology (BCET) are primarily based on the candidate's performance in entrance exams. For candidates from West Bengal, the admission is mainly through the WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination) score. The college also accepts JEE Main scores for students from other states. Candidates who have qualified in these entrance exams are required to participate in the centralized counseling process conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEEB). During this process, seats are allocated based on the rank, entrance exam scores, and availability of seats. For candidates applying under the management quota, the college may consider alternative entrance exam scores or their own screening process. The final selection depends on the candidate's entrance exam performance and completion of the admission formalities, including document verification and fee payment.Thank you

The selection criteria for the B.E./B.Tech course at Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology (CCET) are based on the candidate's performance in an entrance exam. For candidates in Punjab, admission is generally through the JEE Main exam score, which is the primary criterion for selection. The college may also consider PSEB (Punjab State Education Board) or Punjab University Entrance Exam (PUEE) scores for some specific categories. Once candidates secure a valid score in the entrance exam, they need to participate in the centralized counseling process conducted by the Punjab Technical University or the college's management, depending on the specific procedure. Seats are allotted based on the entrance exam score, rank, and seat availability. After seat allocation, candidates must complete the admission process, which includes document verification and fee payment. The final selection depends on the entrance exam performance and the successful completion of the admission formalities.Thank you