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Hi,

In my opinion, I don't think that your application will be rejected. It there were any issues in uploading the documents, then the admit card wouldn't have printed. So there is no as such issue regarding the dimensions of the photo. Also it will be appropriate that you carry

The entire admission fee didn't get refunded because there are a lot of things they considered in the money they charge. So the amount which is engraved in those purpose which are not usable like Securing your database , Identity card etc leads to a cost which they deduct from

Hello
balamavi1181 , Govt asks colleges, universities to refund fees in case of withdrawal of admission. ... If a student decides to withdraw his or her admission, most institutions do not refund the fee and take months to return their certificates, thus, preventing them from joining other institutions.

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Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well. About your question, both the college offer good programs to theirs students

• Overall facilities and Faculty are good.
• Infrastructure is well developed
• Separate hostels for boys and girls
• Food is good
• Various other campus facilities are available.

In short both college are

Hello,

BNM insititute of technology can be considered a decent college as they have been rated AAA+ rating by careers360 and have ranking of 186 by NIRF.

They also have NAAC accreditation of A grade.

Their fees is comparatively less which is approximately Rs 3.52 lakhs and have 120 seats.

Hello Aspirant,

Below I have attached a link for the previous year question papers of CUCET also the link contains best information about the exam and the analytic data.It will clear all your doubts and help in cracking the exam.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-sample-papers

• General. 669
• SC 15572
• ST 32203
• OBC 1097
• EWS 1288

Dear Aspirant,

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