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Hi,
B.Sc in Visual Communication is a 3-year full-time undergraduate course. The minimum eligibility for admission is the successful completion of the Senior Secondary Certificate (10+2) qualification from a recognized educational board, with a minimum aggregate score of 50%.
Admission Guidelines:
1. Candidates from Boards other than Tamil Nadu State Board, CBSE, AISSCE and ISCE must produce
2. Eligibility Certificate from the University of Madras.
3. Candidates must be below 21 years of age. The age limit may be relaxed by up to 3 years for SC, SCA, ST, BC, BCM, MBC and Women candidates.
4. Selection Process will include an entrance test and personal interview.
The total fees charged for the course is INR 1.27 LAKHS.
Regards.

B.Tech (Lateral Entry):
After passing Diploma Engineering / B.Sc (Hons.) with 60% average marks and no back log from any AICTE approved institute along with a valid rank in JELET, students can apply for lateral admission in 2nd year 3rd Semester.
Admissions are made as per the directive of the State Government issued from year to year. As of now, 90% of the seats are filled up through Central Counselling from the candidates who have passed Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination of the Council of Higher Secondary Education, West Bengal, or any equivalent examination of recognized Board or University and qualified in the Joint Entrance Examination conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board and as recommended by the Central Selection Committee (E&T). Remaining 10% seats are filled up also through Central Counselling from the candidates of All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE). There is a provision of 10% of WBJEE sets to be filled up through Management Quota.

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My friends are pursuing CA/CS with it and find it to be a little bit difficult because it becomes a tat bit difficult to manage both of it simultaneously. Overall, it's a really good college from the study point of view. If you want something more than just a degree then I may not recommend it.