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For which entrance exams do you want to know merit list?

Hello,

Chandigarh university.

Hindu college, Delhi University.

Vishwakarma university, Pune

Madras Christian college, Chennai

Loyola college, Chennai

Govinda Pai Memorial govt College, Kerala

Kerala University, Trivandrum.

The above listed college are some of the top colleges in India  for MSc statistics. The duration of this course will be 2 years

Hello Ibrahim

You have chosen a good course to study ahead i will suggest you some colleges look at them

I will also attach a link down below check

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The code for BASAWESHWAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE, BAGALKOT is C-1360 and it is affiliated  to the Visveswaraiah Technological University (VTU), Belgaum. It was established in 1963.To know more, visit here:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bvv-sanghas-basaveshwar-engineering-college-bagalkot

Hello aspirant,

Both the colleges are good if you see for future there are chances in both the colleges but comparitively MVGRCE is better than ANITS for CSE.

MVGRCE college,

Placements: The placement rate is increasing year by year. Almost 80% students get placed in different companies every year. Many

Hey there,

Here I'm listing few best colleges for Bsc Statistics in India -

Vishwakarma University , [VU] Pune. Pune, Maharashtra

Madras Christian College , [MCC] Chennai. Chennai, Tamil Nadu

University of Technology, [UOT] Jaipur

Loyola College , Chennai

Christ University , Bangalore

Kishinchand Chellaram College of Arts, Commerce &

Hello,

Your preference depending on what you want is simply to either select a course on statistics or operations. Choose from statistics if you want to know different ways in which data can be used to draw a conclusion.  Choose operational Research only if you  are interested in  using of

Hi,

Well to get admission in BHU main campus for BA in social sciences for a girl student, a good rank would be to score above 200 to stand a chance. General category students have the highest cut off. Also mmv on campus only and the cut off goes low

Hello,

Firstly if you want pursue CA I would suggest MEBA i.e mathematics, economics business studies and accountancy and SEBA (statistics) for easier CA ,CS and CMA exams.

If you want to be a bank official or apply for any government exam then both are good.

Even EABCs ie computer

See both the institutes you have mentioned above are the elite institutes of India. So they both have some strategy to select students to keep up their elite status.

So both the exams have some level of difficulties.

In case of JAM to secure a rank under 50 , you