Institute of Science and Technology, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad All Questions

Hi,

Sri Krishnarajendra silver jubilee technological institute is govt college and the admission only takes place through KCET and there are no management seats in the college

The fees for bachelor of engineering is INR 25,000 for the first year.

The candidate should have passed class 12th with minimum 45 percent and will have to sit KCET to get admission in the college based on the marks scored by the candidate.

Hope you find this useful.

All the best.

Dear candidate IST Course is mostly related to Information Technology stream which mostly specifies on software database information and many more. It is indeed a good choice, after completion you would get jobs in software companies, multinational companies would visit your campus to offer good jobs. IT, CSE and IST all are interrelated and you can gather profound knowledge regarding Computer programming and language through them.

Hope it helps!!

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Hello,

As you have mentioned that your seat is confirmed and admission also but you have been allotted a seat in EWS general category and not under a normal general  hence, you won’t be able to take the benefits of that particular category if you are not having the certificate regarding the same because it will be the only proof showing you in that particular category.

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Hello aspirant ,

INF :

INF is abbreviation for Information Technology of perhaps the IT Branch you are familiar with.....

IST :

Information Systems Technologies

IT :

IT stands for Information Technology in context of computers. Information Technology uses computers and software to manage information...

Hope this helps

ISE, IST and IT are all relatable and analogous branches. Their Core content is mostly same, and is perhaps most preferred after CSE in many Colleges, especially in Bangalore. For more information about IT BTech Course, do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/information-technology-course

Hi Sajad,

If you are talking about branch change after 1st year then, yes it's possible in every college. You can change your stream but for this your marks should be very high remember this.

In 2nd year of every college ,some seats reserved for lateral entry student and some of for branch change students. If lateral entry students seats are not fulfilled then it's alloted to branch change students.

If your percentages are pretty good in your 1st year then definitely your Branch will changed.

Requirement :-

1. No backlog in first year
2. Maximum pointer (as much as possible from you)

There is also special seats for EWS & fee waiver students for branch change.

How to do this :-

1. Just keep in touch with administrator office just after sem 2 or may be in initial days of sem 3 they will give you form which you have to fill .
2. Attach document required for it.
3. Wait for the next instructions from college.

Hope this helps.

All the best.

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well! If you have to choose one out of above mentioned colleges for bsc physics Hons then all three colleges are good and but I think shaheed rajguru college will give you a little more bit exposure then the others and rest depend on you .All three colleges are best

Best wishes from my side!

Thank you!

Hi, so basically councelling for any college i.e., engineering / non-engineering, or diploma/ degree courses such as BCA, Bsc CS, BTech, MCA, Msc, etc starts after the registration process of the college.

The registration process is usually done after the last i.e., even semester exams. The admission process starts so is the councelling i.e., provided by the college.

This usually happens around the months of June and July.

But looking at the current year due to COVID colleges have postponed their councelling/ admission process so it would probably be around mid or last of October.

Hope this is helpful

Hello Aspirant

Hope you are doing well

Here is the complete list of all books

For Physical Chemistry…you can look for P.C. Rakshit,K.L.Kapoor(the best so far for complete clearance of your concept) as text book.You can also follow S.Chand publication's book and S.Pathania as reference book.

For Inorganic Chemistry the basic books are-R.Sarkar volm. 1 and 2, J.D. Lee,Huheey keiter keiter ,Cotton,Atkins and also Puri Sharma Kalia.

For Organic Chemistry follow Morrison &Boyd, Solomons and Fryhles, I.L Finar( volm 1 for now), Peter Sykes, Jerry March and also S.K. Ghosh (for basic knowledge).

For Stereochemistry I must say D.Nashipuri is the best….but for more easier understanding you must also follow Subrata Sengupta and for more advanced information follow Kalsi.

Good luck