Is CGC, Jhanjeri affiliation to AICTE or not? Can you suggest which branch should I take if my JEE Mains rank is 1,56,000?
Asked about Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
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All the colleges under the aegis of Chandigarh Group of Colleges are affiliated to PTU Jalandhar and approved by AICTE or respective managing body by Govt. of India Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran has major seven programs Engineering, Management, Computer Applications, Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Hospitality and Hotel Management (including Catering and Airlines) and Education (B.Ed).
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See, any of the college whether it is private or government is affiliated to AICTE only then it can be in working state in India, with this score you can only get civil branch. -
Yes, CGC, Jhanjheri is approved by AICTE. -
Hello, Nitish,
CGC, Landran is affiliated too AICTE. You get admission in B.Tech field on the basis of JEE and Board results. To know more, call 1800-2003575.
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