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Hello Aakash,
I appreciate your interest in Chandigarh University for B.Tech in computer Science engineering. As far as college feedback is concerned, it's the current and passed out students of the college who can provide you the best ones. For the same, kindly refer to the link below for reviews by the college alumni:
https://goo.gl/aaFCtt
Kindly click on the reviews tab and read the reviews.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

M.Tech in design related subject or a job in the field of design and simultaneously, part-time M.Tech in the same.
Regards.

Hello Arman,
Apologies for the late reply! With 75 percentile in CET, it's impossible to get into any among the top 10 colleges (for MMS/MBA course). Their cutoffs, generally, are above 90 percentile. And the colleges you will get admitted into won't be known for their placements.
However you can apply for the PGDM courses of some good colleges like Welingkar, IES, Chetana, etc. if you wish to. And prepare well for their respective interview rounds. Good luck.

If you have PCM, then there are many options like:
1. BCA
2. B.Sc in computer science.
3. B.Tech in computer science.
4. DCA.
5. DLPT.

The eligibility criteria depends from college to college. Yes, your house can be kept as an asset or collateral for educational loans.

Hi,
BBA is offered by many universities with different specialisations so you need to check with their specific requirements. In general, students from any streams can pursue it and mostly the admissions are through entrances.

Hi Ishank,
The scholarships at Cambridge are very limited and are very competitive or need based. Since you haven't mentioned the course level, explore here about all details:
http://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/international-students/financial-support

Hi Dhruv,
India being a multilingual country has variety of English speaking population and yet may not be at par with International standards. Hence, the idea of proficiency tests like IELTS makes its easier to know the level of students applying abroad. Certain universities now a days don't ask for it if you have English as the medium of instruction for last 4 or 5 years. You may check the list here but it will depend mainly on course:
http://www.graduateshotline.com/australia/study-without-ielts.html#.WM1PUMpX7qA

Hi,
The concept of integrated degree is not very common abroad and it will be mostly at PhD level as the candidates by that time have decided their career path. Hence, you may not find any good colleges in it. It would be better to go for BBA first and then you may choose specialisation for MBA as per your experience.

You need to appear for IPU CET 2017 exam.

Most of the colleges offer their seats to GATE scorers. Some colleges offer M.Tech after an entrance exam. Part-time is also an option.

You can try for IIHM, Pune as it is a good college and is having a very easy admission process. You just need to write an online entrance exam and appear for its GD PI.

Hi Khantil,
You can visit the university website for all the details like admission process, course information, eligibility criteria, selection procedure, etc.
All the best.

AIU approved PGDM and UGC approved MBA is same. MBA is a university program, so the cost is low.

Hi,
M.Sc admissions are very tough, though grade wise you are good to go with your backlogs will not be easily accepted. Also, check with the university if 70% is okay as for few programs more than 75 % is required. Admissions overall will depend on your profile, SOP and recommendation letters.
Good luck.

MBA has more growth in the future. You should go for it.

It depends on you if you are interested in finance go for B. Com or you can go for BBA if you are interested in Marketing/HR. There are some niche courses also like hotel management.

It has both personal interview and group discussion.