Greetings aspirant

It is to inform that your chances of getting in are quite high. Last year the students with this cutoff in the waitlisting were able to get into Symbiosis very easily. Stay calm and composed and hope for the best. While I want to clarify that this prediction

Hi Parul,

OP JINDAL is anytime a yes for BALLB if fees are not an issue for you. Both are private institutes. JINDAL was established in the year 2009 and AMITY in the year 1995, but over the years JINDAL took active steps and made a great name in the

Greetings aspirant.

I feel very delighted to inform you that your chances of getting in the college are quite high. Though the information provided is not totally accurate as it is based on the previous year's result. It can vary every year and depends on the magnitude of selected candidates

10+2 basis Cut off  for CSE was 97.43

Hello,

Without a doubt, Symbiosis is one of India's top management schools and is superior to Amity. Amity is excellent, but it cannot compete with Symbiosis. Even though Amity and Symbiosis are both private universities, getting into Symbiosis is far harder than getting into Amity, therefore if you have the

Difficult to be selected for CSE but other branches may be offered

Hello candidate,

Following are the names of a few colleges and their fees:

- SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE - [SRCC], NEW DELHI : Rs 30000

- LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE FOR WOMEN - [LSR], NEW DELHI : Rs 19870

- HINDU COLLEGE, NEW DELHI : Rs 18260

- HANSRAJ

No But you can get admission in JAYPEE UNIVERSITY ANOOPSHAH, which is located 80 km away from Noida, this university is running under The supervision and same management of Jaypee noida. Faculties and placement are centralised.

Hello student,

Firstly I would want you to give CLAT examination if you want to study BALLB as CLAT opens your path to the top 23 NLUS in India. Secondly, if you weren't able to perform well in CLAT and are seeking private options, you can also go to other

Hello Aspirant

Cutoffs changes every year. It depends on Factors such as the total number of applicants scoring above a certain percentage, number of seats, popularity of a subject and previous trends By looking at the previous year cutoffs , It's difficult to get CSE with this percentage.

You can