M.Sc. in Computer Science 

at Satavahana University, Karimnagar

To be considered for the LLB course at Satavahana University, aspirants should be 17 years old as of the date of application. There is no upper age limit for candidates. Graduation degree with 45% marks is a general requirement; however, for reserved categories, it is 40%. Students may be expected to have more than 70% in their Class 12 Board exam by some schools. In some nations such as the USA, a UG degree in law is mandatory to pursue law.

It may not be the best university in Telangana. The all India rank of Satavahana University is 634th and 10,273rd in the world. It is a non profit public University that was established in 2006 and it is named after Satavahana dynasty. It is affordable to study there.

Actually it doesn't provide 100% placement, it depends on your course what course you are pursuing. In this university companies visits campus, 50-60% students got placed with an average package of 4 LPA. If you try hard and enhance your skills you will definitely get placement 100% whatever university. You have also an edge that Karimnagar is near to the city Hyderabad. 

The Telangana State Integrated Common Entrance Test (TS ICET) provides admission to 20,481 MBA convener quota seats across various colleges in Telangana. 

A significant number of applicants compete for a limited number of seats for MBA under the HS and AI quota based on TSICET exam, making admission extremely competitive.

For General AI category, the cutoffs are substantially higher than the cutoff for other All India quota seats. A considerably higher score—often lies above 150 out of 200—is typically needed to be surely get eligible for an MBA seat through the HS quota.

A candidate who scores only 2–4 marks above the cutoff is likely to enter a highly competitive zone where their prospects of getting an All India quota seat are unpredictable and dependent on a number of variables, including the distribution of their overall score and the number of seats available.

The number of candidates taking the NEET exam has a direct effect on the cut-off as well. A big candidate pool raises the level of competition and could result in higher cutoffs. The cut-off scores are impacted by the number of seats available in medical colleges.