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IIM is not a pvt university

IIM's administration and the overall strategy of IIMs is overseen by the IIM council. The IIM Council is headed by India's MHRD  and consists of the chairpersons and director heads of all IIMs and senior officials from the HRD Ministry of the Indian Government.

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Hello,

If you get admission in Private institute that is affiliated state university through AP EAPCET counselling only then you will be eligible to get fee reimbursement. If you get admission in private deemed university then you aren't eligible to get fee reimbursement. Also you have to fulfill the below given eligibility criteria to get fee reimbursement

• Family's annual income is less than Rs. 2.5 lakh .
• Must have wet land 10 acres or dry 25 acres or 25 acres wet and dry.
• No member should be Government employee or pensioner (all sanitary workers are exempted.).
• Family should not own 4 wheeler (Taxi, Auto, Tractors Exempted)
• No family member should pay income tax.
• In municipal areas owning less than 1500 sft of built up area

Considering Career Scope and Job Prospects MBA after BSc in Agriculture seems a better alternative. Incase youre interested in staying in the Agriculture, Food Processing and Rural Development Industry, you may perhaps pursue a MBA in Agriculture, Food Process, Business Management and related domains. You have excellent programs nowadays like PGP-FABM from IIM Ahmedabad as well as PGDRM from IRMA and many others.

Incase interested in Teaching/Research or maybe targetting Government Service Preparation, MSc maybe a better option.

Hey!

The question you have asked is incomplete and vague. You haven't mentioned the name of the Private University which you are referring to in your question. Cut offs are not always the same. They depend on various factors like number of applicants, number of students who gave the exams, the marks scored by the candidates, level of questions asked in the question paper. Generally, the cut offs are increased slightly each year or remains the same if in case it's too high. So changing of cut offs is quite normal.

To get specific details regarding the University you are referring to in your question, do mention the name of the University in the comment section or you may go on to repost your question after providing required details.

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing great! You can do bed from regular University and mcom from sol but there is a problem that exam can be on a same date so the solution is that you can skip the exam of mcom and give the exam of bed and you have to give the mcom compartment by paying some extra fees this is the only solution of this problem otherwise you have to do both separately.

Hope it helps you!

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Hey Ritik!

Counselling refers to any entrance exam counselling  where candidates are asked to select their preferences regarding colleges and documents verification is also done. Examples of some counselling are TS EAMCET Counselling, AP EAMCET Counselling, etc. Counselling may also refer to the process of advising or assisting people regarding anything.

Interview on the other hand, can be for job interview or internship related interview. It is usually the final selection process when it comes to hiring candidates. It is basically for screening the students for a position. The recruitment procedure includes interview. In the interview, they may inquire about your, your qualifications, work experience, work related knowledge and so on.

Hi,

The counselling of private colleges also comprise of steps such as registration, choice filling and locking, admission fee payment and seat allotment. Candidates have to register first followed by payment of admission fee (excluding bank charges) either through online payment or through challan.

But mainly in private colleges you will have to visit and then confirm the seat according to your choices.

BCA Course Details :-

• BCA eligibility criteria is 50% marks in 10+2 or equivalent examination with computer application/science as an additional subject.
• BCA fees range from INR 2 Lakhs to 3Lakhs depending on the university from where the applicant wants to pursue the course.
• For studying BCA From Abroad, students will need to apply for language tests such as IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL, along with other eligibility tests such as GRE, GMAT, etc.
• BCA Online Courses are also available in various online portals like Coursera, edX, etc.
• BCA Syllabus includes subjects based on programming and networking. Some of the common subjects that students will come across during the BCA courses are Hardware Lab, Operating systems , Data structures, computer networks, OOAD Using UML, Client-Server Computing, etc.
• Top courses after BCA are MCA, MBA information management, etc.
• For students who are determined to pursue MCA after BCA can directly opt for the BCA-MCA Integrated course which is only offered by a few institutes in India.
• After BCA , students can secure any of the BCA Jobs  such as a software developer, System Analyst, IT Technical Support Developer, etc., across the leading tech companies with an average salary of INR 2.5 LPA to INR 6 LPA.

Hope this helps.