How to take admission for B.Tech in CSE through management quota? What is the fees for the same?
Please help I am financially weak.
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It depends on colleges policies if we talk about private colleges, go and speak to the concerned person and google it also as management quota offers very less seats.
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Yes, you can get admission in various colleges near you. But should have PCM in 12th. And it will get slight costly if taken via management quota. It's all on the internet.
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Yes, you can take admission through management quota in private colleges. But it might be a little costly as you are not going for direct admissions on the basis of your marks.
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You can get admission through management quota in some colleges and the fee varies from college to college. Also, not all colleges allow admissions through management quota. So, you have to search that which college is offering admissions and you have to pay a huge amount of money in order to take admission through this quota as college management committee charges a huge amount for these type of admissions. -
You have to pass the class 12th examination with good percentage to get the admission (min 45% for SC, and 55% for OBC & general category).
Check the vacant seats for CSE in the colleges on the basis of management quota and get the admission. Fee varies from institution to institution. -
First, you mention the college name in which you want to go through management quota because the fee varies from one college to other. -
First of all, you can take admission in many good private colleges through management quota to pursue B.Tech in CSE. The fee structure varies from college to college, but that is a huge amount.
Good luck. -
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Saleha Ibrahim The purpose of our lives is to be happy. | Contributor-Level 9
6 years agoSome are able to turn out good and some unfortunately lag behind. Some result in cracking competitive exams and some fail to. Under this consideration, a lot many people take admission through management quota for B.Tech and that to for CSE. In India, you can get admission to various colleges through management quota. There are more than 6500+ engineering colleges in India. Out of which a good number of colleges have management quota. Though the required amount varies. Good luck. -
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Management quota means you have to fill more fee than normal. -
Yes, most of the students pursue their Masters degree through distance learning. So, you can too pursue your MCA through distance learning. You just have to make sure that you are also working in a firm during the period of your MCA.
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