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hope you are doing well

as oer your query the minimum percentile required for mbm is 85 percentile.

As for getting into MBM, Jodhpur firstly you need to fill REAP form where your JEE mains marks are viewed on priority. Now as you have achieved 85 percentile and

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing good.

I think you are asking about doing course in Big Data analytics.If you are interested in big data analytics you can surely study it .Big Data Analyst has wide career opportunities.Tha main process done by big data analyst is analysing big data.Data's are

hello pavan kumar ,

according to previous year statistic AU cut-off rank for civil branch 3,000 to 4,000

based on this criteria you will get civil branch in AU.

Check below link for better information

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/andhra-university-college-of-engineering-visakhapatnam/cut-off

Hello,

As far as your rank is concerned , you have more chances to get ece branch at vasavi rather than the other two colleges. In the other two colleges you have more chances to get core branches like electrical , mechanical, civil.

However various factors are considered while deciding

Hello,

Your chances are very neck to neck because as per the previous year trends the cut off seems to be somewhere close to it but there are certain conditions to be considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats

National Institute of Technology Silchar is a very renowned college and has a very good presence among the Institutes of National Importance. The placement season in NIT Silchar is a very bright time as the major recruiters come here to pick students for their companies. So, in general even if

See if you have already joined the online Bachelor of Science course in Data Science by Indian Institute of Technology Madras, then you are only doing the second course for validation and for getting a formal engineering degree. So, you should select a college in an urban setting as it

Dear Aspirant,

You will be eligible to write UPSC exam regardless of what degree you choose. Yes, an engineering degree might be slightly more demanding and you might find it hard to devote time for preparation whereas the latter might not be. But it all boils down to what you