Does Reva University BTech course include internships?

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Yes, Reva University encourages BTech students to pursue internships and industry projects as part of practical exposure. The time period of any internship depends on the department of your specialisation.

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Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology (SirMVIT) offers a traditional engineering environment backed by an older, established legacy.

On the other side, REVA University has better modern infrastructure, an updated  syllabus and more dynamic campus placements.

Yes, you can get admission at REVA University through COMEDK Round 3 with a rank of 34887.

Yes, there is seat reservation applicable for admissions in BA LLB (Hons) at REVA University. Below are the details of reservation:

Category% of reservation
Category I4%
Category II15% (A) 
4% (B)
Category III4% (A) 
15% (B)
SC15%
ST3%

 

 

Yes, candidates can get admission in BBA at REVA University with 65% marks in Class 12. Candidates wishing to get admission in BBA, should have passed Class 12 or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate score to fulfil minimum eligibility criteria.

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