Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
As per the university rule Fee consession- 10% of the students admitted, subject to maximum of 5, in each course may be considered for half-fee exemption under ‘fee exemption to poor students’ as per University rules. You can also check the further information with the given below link & read
Hi Sipra!
Below is the link to an answered 'question' which might help you
https://www.careers360.com/question-jee-main-rank-cut-off-2018-for-admission-in-btech-cse-in-gndu-amritsar?icn=question-title-details&ici=question-detail-page
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Hello dear,
DAVIET is a private college approved by AICTE. It is accredited by an A by NAAC. It is affiliated to IK gujral punjab technical university, jalandhar. It has been given an overall rating of 3.7/5, placement rating of 3.4/5 and faculty rating of 3.8/5 as per careers360.
Whereas,
Hi Nidhi,
Your query is quite generic to answer as you have not mentioned the course for which you are giving the exam. Do comment back with more details and i would help you out.
Thank you and best of luck.
Hi Akkhilesh.
B category seats are provided by Private engg colleges. In this, admission is purely based on your JEE Main scores and no consideration for your category is given. fee is actually same, and if you are going for it, you have to withdraw your A category seat and
Hi Akhil,
It is advisabe that you contact the Guru Nanak Dev University officials through the link given below:
* http://gndu.ac.in/contactus.asp
Hey Mansi,
Punjab university is better than GNDU.
You also know GNDEC is better then GNDU.
So you can take admission in Punjab university. You should also see education quality and social life.
Good Luck!
Hello Anju,
First of all see your eligibility for admission in GNDU, which is minimum 50% marks in 12th in PCM subjects.
Then GNDU allow admiaadmis on the basis of JEE mains result for B.tech and NATA result for B.Arch
So you have to clear these exam with a required
If you are saying that after doing regualr classes couse/degree, can one opt for non regular class course/degree in another course/degree/diploma or anything... then first it depends on the kind of course you would like to do after MCA, it depends on their course structure, it depends on the institution/university
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