University of Hyderabad All Questions

Hey student,

Direct MBA Admission without Entrance Exam is available in many MBA colleges in India. AICTE has  directed the PGDM/MBA colleges to offer direct admission in 2021 on the basis of academic scores, to such institutes where MBA entrance tests could not be conducted due to pandemic. However, don’t fall prey to Admission Agents who can manipulate you and sometimes run away with your money. It is best to approach MBA Colleges directly.

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Hello,

You haven't mentioned the name of the course you're enquiring regarding the eligibility criteria, I assume it's MCA since you're already BCA graduate,

admission of MCA program in UoH is done through NIMCET for which the eligibility criteria is passed  BE/BTech or BSc General or Hons/BCA or BIT for a duration of three years having studied mathematics or statistics as one of the subject  in regular or distance mode from a recognized university securing 60% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, additionally as per the official website of UoH at https://scis.uohyd.ac.in/Academic/Admission/mca_admission.php, it does emphasize on having studied mathematics as a core subject at 10+2 level,

in case you meant something else, you can mention the details in the comment box below so that we can help you out with the detailed information for the same.

Hello, Aspirant.

According to the college's student reviews, its coding culture is excellent and consistent. Here are some of the things I learned while talking:

• Students are only introduced to competitive coding in the first year and are asked to tackle tasks that are often assigned to third and fourth-year students at some of India's most famous universities.
• In their first year, everyone at IIITH begins coding. In the first year, development work begins. Students had created several websites, games, Linux programs, and an animated film by the conclusion of their second year.
• When compared to other universities, IIITH consistently has the highest number of GSOC applicants each year. So it has the best coding culture, in my opinion.
• A large majority of the students are enthusiastic about it and participate in ACM-ICPC, the most prestigious programming competition.
• In fact, a team from IIIT-H, mobius_treap, ranked 1 all over India this year and will now participate in the World Finals of ICPC.

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Hi,

The syllabus for MSc animal biology and Biotechnology in Hyderabad University is;

Biotechnology, Mathematics, Molecular biology, Physics, Animal Biotechnology, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences, Health Psychology, Statistics, Plant Biology,

You can also refer to previous year papers at this link: http://igmlnet.uohyd.ac.in:8000/question-papers.htm#M_Sc.__Courses_

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Hello, Can you please specify what kind of coaching centres are you looking for?? Whether you are looking for coaching in PhD entrance exam or for admission in MSc degree college or university??Please specify your query so that we can answer it correctly. Thank You.

Hello Student

The top technical institutes feature a 5 years integrated m tech course in Computer science Engineering are given below -Indian Institute of technology builders Hindu University e Banaras Uttar Pradesh,

National Institute of technology, Hamirpur Himachal Pradesh,

National Institute of technology, Agartala, Agartala

Tezpur University, Assam

MIT, arts, design and University  Pune, Maharashtra

About above mentioned institutes for 5 years integrated computer science engineering course fee is for IIT, BHU,  is 1,21,596 of rupees in total for 5 years.

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Dear aspirant hope you are doing well.university of Hyderabad is type of Central university. It has ranked 16th in all universities around India. And approved by UGC. For complete information about course offered, fee structure, cut off, review and placement in details. Click on the link below

https://www.careers360.com/university/university-of-hyderabad-hyderabad/amp

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Hello there

A lot of students have the pressure to get good marks in B.Tech to get admission into a good M.Tech course. If you're unsure of where you'll be able to study all 5 years of integrated M.Tech and rather get a job, then go for B.Tech.

But if you're willing to put in work, then you won't have to face the extra pressure of looking for M.Tech if you opt for Int. MTech course.

Good luck !

Hi,

Integrated MTech is a new program at SCIS UOH, it was started from 2014. I was not present at university when the course was started, but my project in-charge was heading the curriculum committee so I looked into the curriculum. This is one of the challenging course structure. It's a good mixture of basic and advanced computer science topics. If you could not get into better nits, i would suggest taking up this integrate course it is totally worth it. If you work regularly and follow the course, you would better than most of the students in the NITs.

Exposure might be little less compared to NITS, as the almuni is not very strong. Every Friday we had research seminars from industry experts and other interesting engagements. do participate in them.

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Wish you luck

Hi Usha,

Integrated (BTech+MTech) is a new program at SCIS UOH, it was started from 2014. This is one of the challenging course structure. It's a good mixture of basic and advanced computer science topics. If you could not get into better nits, i would suggest taking up this integrate course it is totally worth it. If you work regularly and follow the course, you would better than most of the students in the NITs.

Placements are always individual affairs, if you do have caliber and prove yourself at the department, there are people in department who can help you in reaching your dream company. Besides every year, decent number of product companies visit campus. I would suggest do not worry about placements, concentrate on the courses and grab the internships at IITS and product companies. Your hard work will take care of the placements.

Exposure might be little less compared to NITS, as the alumini is not very strong. Every Friday it had research seminars from industry experts and other interesting engagements, do participate in them.

The placements are individual based, so how good one is determines the placements to a large extent.

The degree is better than an NIT, but not really as good as many IITs.

The campus life is really good, students are given lots of freedom. You are free to go out and come back at any time, as long as you have your ID. Libraries are open on all working days till 7pm and near the exam, this timing is increased to 10pm. The faculty is very friendly and approachable.

Hope this helps.

All the best.