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The approximate cutoff in KEA CET is around 150 rank for MSRIT, average NATA cutoff for MSRIT maybe around 115-130/200 marks in NATA exam.
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Here, the placement is decent enough with the packages on an average of 5-6 LPA. The dream packages of around 22-25 LPA (which only 2-3 get from CSE). For the mechanical, the best one can expect in core companies is hardly 20 LPA, and on an average, it touches around 3-4 LPA.

Lot of colleges are there. It depends on which city on targeting so if possible, tell me that.

Hi Pejush!
What course are you pursuing right now for graduation? Automotive Journalism is basically Journalism related to automobiles. To the best of my knowledge and research, there are very few institutes that offer a specialised course in Automotive journalism as most of the institutes would provide a general journalism course. I would suggest you to go for normal journalism course and after completion of the course, you can start working as a trainee for an automobile magazine to gain some experience.

Well, there maybe a college like the one you've asked but mostly, in fact in every college, entrance exam is a must. That is another thing if one does't qualifies the entrance and gets admission through donation.

Hello Anand,
For getting admission into any NITs, your JEE Mains marks are considered not your JEE Advanced score.
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It depends upon what you like and what you can do in future. B.E. and BBA are both different streams, if you like engineering then you can go for BE and if you want to be a business leader or such like that then you should go for BBA then MBA. Both streams are wonderful but choose that one in which you can give your 100%.

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Hi Ben.
A candidate who is seeking to pursue M.Sc. In Neuroscience, from any of the recognised institutions, must have completed the Bachelors Degree programme in Biology/ Biotechnology/ Biochemistry/B.Sc in life Science/ Neurobiology/ Neuroscience/ Zoology along with Chemistry. In addition veterinary Science, MBBS and B.Tech in Biotechnology graduates are also eligible. Candidate must score a minimum of 50% aggregate in the qualifying examination. The duration of the programme is two years and comprises of two semesters. So you are eligible to pursue the course. Good luck.
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Your minimum % should be 55%.

The minimum percentage required in 12th Std for admission in B.Sc CS is 65%. In my advice, you must visit Christ University once for more details regarding admissions process.