Dear aspirant,

Navrachana university is a private university located in Vadodhara , gujrat.

It was created by the university of gujrat in the year 2009 and it comes under ugc . It is not aicte approved so let me tell you one more thing that generally iit/nits iits are only

Hi nazia,

Even though AICTE has opened ways for diverse field students to take up engineering they have not imposed it on any state or university. The decision ultimately depends on the state universities. You have to check whether your state university has decided to follow suit or not. Most

Pharmacy Courses are approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) only. It is not approved by AICTE.

Hence, Krishna Pharmacy College is approved by PCI only.

Hope it helps.

Hello,

JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) ranks 85th in India in NIRF ranking . It is Ranked among the top universities in India and growing tremendously every year. It has been awarded A+ Grade by NAAC and all its programs are UGC Entitled. It has also been accredited by Global Professional Bodies.

Techno India is AICTE regonized that means that any student studying any course in the college is recognized by Government Of India this means that you will be eligible to give GATE examination without any problems and there are no such rules in GATE also regarding the recognition of the

Hello Aspirant,

Two basic criteria for GATE examinations are as follows:

• Candidates must have passed graduation in engineering/technology or Master’s degree in any relevant science subject.
• Candidates in pre-final or final year of their qualifying degree are also eligible to appear for GATE.

Now, there are other criteria as well

Hello,

Yes, a candidate who have passed B.Com can get admission in MCA in RVR and JC College of Engineering, Guntur. The eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have Passed BCA/ Bachelor Degree in Computer Science Engineering or equivalent Degree or Passed B.Sc./ B.Com./ B.A. with Mathematics at 10+2

Hey,

AICTE stands for All India Council for Technical Education. It was set up in November 1945 and is responsible for conducting survey regarding various facilities available for technical education in various colleges and universities.

The AICTE is in charge of accrediting all postgraduate and graduate programmes for Indian schools