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10% seats of the total approved intake are reserved for management quota which is filled by the Management on a merit basis as per the Instructions of the government. Of NCT, Delhi, and GGSIP University.

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Hey Riya,
The details about M.Sc courses will be declared on 2nd of July.
The link below will provide you with all the details.
http://www.sxccal.edu/admissions/sxc-AdmissionDetails.htm
Revert back for any other doubt.

Amity University takes direct admission. So, you don't need to worry about it. You can go direct and take admission in Amity.

Yes, if your child is qualified in NATA and scored 56% marks in class 12th, she may get a seat in DG Vaishnav College.

Very good chance. Your daughter will get the desired seat in BHU very easily.

What do you mean by best? It is good but not better than most others. It is good among private universities. LPU, Amity, etc. are good colleges too.

Sorry to say, but you cannot get CSE in NIET. As your score is not so good, you will not get CSE. If you want to choose another branch, then it might be possible to get admission.

I don't think there is any fees relief for OBC candidates. And the graduation percentage matters. A minimum of 50% of marks in graduation is a compulsion across all institutes. Also, the graduation percentage forms a part of the grading for admissions. So plan accordingly and study very well for your CET as colleges are now expecting students with more than 85 percentile.

I would suggest you to go for SPIT because of the autonomy. Moreover, it has very good reputation than the rest of the two colleges.

See, if you are a Delhi student then you can all the government colleges of Delhi like GB Pant, Okala; Ambedkar College, etc. And other than that, all the private colleges but if your resident of other state then you might not get any of the government college as because of the 85% and 15% quota of the Delhi students.

There are no other exams than SAT. MIT only accepts SAT score globally.

After B.Sc. Nursing, you can work as a nurse in Hospital or you can start your own lab.

No, you can not eligible to do PG in game design as your branch is electrical. You must have Cs or it to do so.

Here is a link that can help you:
http://www.tifr.res.in/~dbs/students/int_phd.html

You can opt for distance PG courses. You can do M.A. M.Com. Or M.A. etc. From IGNOU, Amity Distance or SMU Distance Education programmes. Search for an IGNOU centre near your residence. Check the courses available and choose the desired one. IGNOU provides weekend classes also. You can study at home and give exams.