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Hello dear student, 

Shri Krishna Ayurvedic Medical College Varanasi (SK Ayurvedic College Varanasi) is one of the reputed Private Ayurvedic Colleges in Varanasi. The college is popularly known as Shri Krishna Ayurvedic College Varanasi and it was founded in the year 2011.

SK Ayurvedic College Varanasi is affiliated With Chhatrapati

Hello Golu Gupta

There is no official date for the refunding of money in COMEDK. If you have accepted a seat and have cancelled it after the first round of counselling then you will get the money. Rs 5000 will be deducted from it which was the counselling charge. If

Computer Science branch is the best possibility and even Information Technology can also be another option. You are taught different coding languages here alongwith courses like Ariticial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Ethical Hacking, Robot Operating System, etc which will help you gain knowledge about hacking and computer related software.

Best wishes.

Dear,

LAWCET is a state level Common Entrance test to pursue law Course whereas CLAT is a National level Common law Admission test to pursue Law Course. As per the Eligibility criteria there is no upper age limit for the Exam, so you can attempt both the exams in Same

See, mention the state you are talking about.. Till then, I'll tell you about my state - MHT-CET entrance exam. Government colleges like VJTI had cutoff around 177 marks for CS courses and around 171 for IT branch. If you talk about best private colleges, then CS and IT there

You might have percentile around 85 but If I speak honestly, then don't excite seeing the figure 85 because there are number of colleges which had a cutoff above 98 and 99 this year. At this percentile, obviously you cannot get the government colleges, even best of streams like CS

Hello Rahul.

IT is to be informed that each company visiting your campus has different eligibility criteria. Few are having very high level criteria and some have a low level some have no criteria just have patience you will surely get a good placement .

Ok good luck

Many companies are still very orthodox when it comes to educational performance. But it's also a fact that all your life you've been judged on the basis of subjects, which in most of the cases don't even matter when you start working. What matters is skill. My advice would be