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To make a decision you need to know what you want from your college. First of all compare the placements of both colleges, if placements are similar then see which college is in a better area and which one has a better infrastructure. If even that doesn't help you make the decision see where your living conditions could be better. Look into all the aspects and that will help you make a decision.

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Hello sheetal!

Discussing below the required information.

English Language- Reading comprehension, Sentence completion and correction, Spelling errors, Proverbs and adverbs, Synonyms and antonyms, idioms and phrases, Vocabulary and word meanings

Current Affairs Including General Knowledge-General knowledge about world leaders, industrialists, lawyers, Contemporary events of significance from India and the world, Arts and culture of India and world, National and International current affairs, Historical events of continuing significance

Legal Reasoning-Facts, situations or outlines of legal matters, public policy or moral philosophical enquiries, General awareness of contemporary legal and moral issues, and Legal terms and meanings

Logical Reasoning-Analogies, Arguments and Conclusions, Sequences, Arrangements, Patterns etc.

Quantitative Techniques-Ratios and proportions, Basic algebra, Mensuration, Statistics, Profit and loss, Mensuration and, Time and work.

Comprehension will be of 500 words with 10questions.

All the best.

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Hey dear, for english you should prepare synonyms,antonyms,spot the error,fill in tha blanks,idioms,comprehension passages and one word. For biology, cell and moleculat biology, gentics,human health,plant anf human physiology. For physics, laws of motions, matter,current and electricity,magnetism and A.c. for chemistry, atomic structure, p d f blocks, coordination chemistry, chemical kinetics amd organic chemistry.

hi,

see the study certificate is generally issued from the head of the institution authority. however you did not mention which of the exams you have applied for.  generally for entrance exams like kcet, study certificate is need to signed by block education officer for document verification purpose. if it mentions that  sign is needed in study certificate than you have to go for it to sign by beo.

follow the information brochure carefully and follow accordingly.

hope you may understand.

Hello,

I presume your query is for JEE MAINS,as this year due to lock down, there has been no classroom teaching hence the decision to reduce  the syllabus of class 11th and 12th by 30% has been taken by CBSE retaining the core concepts,  for the next year there are high chances regarding reduction of JEE MAINS syllabus as it mainly consists of topics from class 11th and 12th of which syllabus is already reduced, but NTA is yet to put out an official notification regarding this, but yes it's evident that for next year Mains Syllabus will be reduced.

Hello Aspirant

The syllabus of the medical entrance examination will consist of topics from Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Zoology and Botany. Questions will appear from the subjects that appear in class 11th as well as 12th NCERT and CBSE syllabus. However, some questions will be asked from other boards too. Moreover, CBSE has decided to reduce the syllabus from Class IX to XII and this could also have an impact on the syllabus of NEET 2021

so this mean that the reduced syllabus will be implemented after the colleges are reopened after this pandemic situation

Hope it helps

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Hi dear,

Following is course curriculum for Certificate accounting Technician:

FOUNDATION COURSE (ENTRY LEVEL) PART 1

• Fundamentals of financial accounting
• Applied business and industrial laws
• Financial accounting
• Statutory compliance

C OMPETENCY LEVEL PART 2

• Fundamentals of computers
• Filing of statutory returns
• Costing principles and preparation of costing statements
• Orientation program

Good Luck

Hello,

The syllabus vary among universities, but to provide your a general overview BTech CSE spans over eight semesters.

Sem I consists of quantum physics and application, engineering graphics and drawing, computer programming and utilisation, chemistry.

Sem II consists of electricity and magnetism, linear algebra and ordinary differential equations,abstractions and paradigms in programming, biology.

Sem III consists of introduction to electrical and electronic circuits, data analysis and interpretation, discrete structures, data structures and algorithms.

Sem IV consists of computer network, logic for computer science, design and analysis of algorithms, digital logic design.

Sem V consists of computer architecture, database and information systems, operating systems.

Sem VI consists of artificial intelligence, automata theory, numerical analysis, implementation of programming languages.

Sem VII  and Sem VIII consists of machine learning,natural language processing, cryptography and network security,digital signal processing,computer-aided geometric design. In addition to this, there are lab courses as well, further doing project works and internships adds a good weightage to one's CV.