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Well you are eligible for IIT JAM and though there may be few questions related to maths but if you have basic understanding you will know it. But there are some institutes which may require Maths. So it is better you do a certificate course from an authentic site
Hi Anirudh,
If you want to take admission in CSE only and you are not getting any good NITs. Then I would suggest you to go for top private / deemed colleges over where you can get CSE branch such as :
VIT Vellore
SRM Chennai
DTU, Delhi
RV college
Dear Aspirant
The eligibility criteria for masters degree in agriculture is;
The candidate must have a bachelor's degree in agriculture/ forestry/ horticulture from a recognised university.
Candidate must have qualified the degree with not less than 50% marks in aggregate.
For admission you need to clear entrance examinations. Some of
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No, you cannot get admission in NITs / IITs solely on the basis of marks obtained by you in12th board examination.
This is because,
12th qualification is just required to make you eligible for NITs/ IITs i. e one needs at least 75% marks in aggregate in class 12
Hi Sonkar!
To pursue Master of Law (LL.M.) you must have completed LL.B. Course with 55% aggregate score for admission! The Entrance Exam and Admission Process changes from University to University and State to State. Some require the State Entrance Exam whereas others accept your University Entrance Exam or your
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Admission to BA Psychology degree begins after the results of intermediate exams are declared. The admission process for regular college is generally through a cut off list which is published by the concerned university. The process for admission can be best explained as:
I don't think at this moment admissions are going on. If its going on then you can obviously take admission in BA Psychology course.
I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!
The admissions for the academic year 2020-21 in Miranda College & School of Nursing has already started for the courses
However, the last date to apply for admission is not disclosed anywhere in the official website. So it is
Look it's totally depends on the institution dear. If they are consider you then you will get back your money. But if you are taking classes for some days and after that you said you didn't want to go for classes then any institutions can't get back your money.
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