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Hi Tejas,
Although there is no such problem if you pursue a course through a private institute, but it is important that the institute/ course should be recognized by the government body. ISO is not the regulating body for approving and affiliating courses and institutes in India, instead it is the bodies like AICTE or UGC and approvals from such bodies are required to pursue a valid course.
If you are yet to take admission or are in the first year itself, then you may consider writing entrances again and look for better options to pursue Engineering from a well recognized University.
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Dear Aspirant,
You need to consider a few things as under to be impressive on the Seminar/Presentation Day:
-- First of all have a formal dressing.
-- Prepare and review your content that you are to speak 2-3 times.
-- Try memorizing some impressive quotes and/or thoughts relevant to your topic that you can cite in between the Seminar, this shows your good hand on literature.
-- Also be fluent with language you use for presentation
-- You should pose like you are seeing everybody present there and not just a few specific people, this will show up your interest
-- Try to put up reasonable number of questions in between your seminar, as this makes seminar highly interactive.
I hope this info helps.
I myself have presented many International Seminars in my career.
Do ask back for further queries.Shiksha is pleased to help you.
Best of luck for your future !
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