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The placement is quite decent at SIESCOMS. The institute has very good relationship with a large number of corporate from various sectors. The placement for the batch 2013-15 is still going on. The statistical details of the placement of the said batch till date are as under:
a. Highest salary: Rs 17.0 lacs p.a.
b. Average salary: Rs 6.5 lacs p.a.
c. Lowest salary: Rs 4.00 lacs p.a.
d. No. of companies visited till date: 205
The ROI for SIESCOMS is quite comparable, if not better, than many of the comparable institutes considering the fees and initial placement salary. For other details including companies coming to the campus, please refer to the institution website

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Hi Siddhartha,
Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET). Central Universities, invites applications for Central Universities Common Entrance Test for admission to Integrated UG and PG programmes.
A consortium of 8 Central Universities of Haryana, Jammu, Jharkhand, Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu (called Participating Universities, PUs) which were established by an act of Parliament in the year 2009 will organize a combined Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET-2015) for admission to their various programmes.
In reference to your question, list of Economics courses offered are:-
1. M. A. Economics-(Offered by CU Rajasthan, CU Kashmir, CU Kerala, CU Karnataka)
2. M. Sc. (Financial Economics)-(Offered by CU Tamilnadu)
3. M.Sc. (General Economics)-(Offered by CU Tamilnadu)
Test patternfor CUCET Entrance for the above courses:-
-The Question paper will have common Part A and subject specific Part B
-Part A will be of 45minutes duration and will have 35 multiple choice questions (MCQ's), with 4 options and 1 correct. (Part A is intended to check the applicant's general awareness, reasoning, basic language skill - english, and analytical skills)
-Part B contains four sections covering simple mathematics, statistics, advanced mathematics and economics. While the first three sections contain 15 questions each, the last section on economics will contain 20 questions. All questions carry equal marks and there are no negative markings.
Syllabus/ Topics for Subject Specific Part B:
1.Mathematics
-Plus 2 level Mathematics covering functions, linear Algebra, Limits, differential and integral calculus.
2.Statistics
–Basic statistics of Plus 2 level covering measures of central tendency, probability
distribution–normal etc.
3.Advanced Mathematics
–Graduate level mathematics covering linear algebra, limits and derivatives, optimization, integration etc.
4.Economics
–Graduate level economics covering topics in micro and macro economics and
Indian economic development.
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