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Choosing the best university for your undergraduate studies depends on various factors, especially if you're aiming for a specific branch of engineering. ICFAI University offers a B.Tech program with eligibility requirements of at least 60% marks in Class 12, including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English. Admissions are based on the ATIT or JEE scores, followed by a counseling process. On the other hand, KL University Hyderabad boasts a strong placement record, with notable companies like CISCO, TATA, Amazon, Wipro, and others offering placements to its graduates, with the highest package reaching INR 20 LPA.

This suggests that while ICFAI may focus on admission criteria and standardized test scores, KL University Hyderabad shines in its industry connections and placement opportunities for its students. Ultimately, the choice between the two would depend on your priorities, whether it's securing admission in your desired branch or maximizing your career prospects post-graduation.

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Based on the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) notification for Junior Hindi Translator (JHT) posts, a diploma in translation alone might not be sufficient for eligibility.

The basic educational qualification required is a Master's Degree in Hindi or English from a recognized university.

The eligibility criteria might mention a recognized Diploma or Certificate course in translation from Hindi to English and vice versa along with two years of experience in translation work from Hindi to English and vice versa in a Central or State Government Office, including Government of India Undertaking organizations.

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ssc-je

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Hello Aspirant

Since Kashmir University is listed in the NTA CUET category, any admission, whether UG or PG, will be done based on the CUET score that you acquire in the entrance CUET PG exam.

If you see the syllabus for CUET PG English exam, it is somewhat similar to the UGC NET exam, only lesser in-depth, and it is not as vast as the latter one. I'll list some books that you can read/refer for the exam

Peter Barry's Beginning Theory

MH Abrahams's A Glossary of Literary Terms

E Albert's History of English Literature

William J Long's History of English Literature

Padmaja Ashok's Social History of England

Some help books from the exam's point of view- R Gupta and Pearson's CUET PG for English is also good, it will give you a concise knowledge of everything that is included in the syllabus

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