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Kirit Mehta College (NMIMS)-
Last year in 2017, it was close around 3450 AIR. You don't have any chance in Narsee Monji, if you want to do B.A. LL.B, try UPES Dehradun. Last date to apply is 5th June.

No, you can't, when you pursue one course in one college your class 12th mark sheet and other document are to be submitted during admission process. At one time, you can't pursue dual course.

Hi Soumya,
No, there is no such provision of lateral entry for B.Sc. at Mount Carmel College, Bangalore.
Regards.

SRM conducts all the placement process at Chennai main campus. Students from other campuses have to travel if they want to attend the process. Mostly all the campuses are giving equal opportunities but if you have an option go for Chennai campus as Sonepat is a new campus and you will have better opportunities in Chennai campus.

No, I'm sorry to say this, but from this year forward Siva Sivani Institute of Management is not accepting TSICET rank, since it is only accepting entrance exams such as CAT/ XAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ GMAT effectively from this year admissions I. e aka 2018 and based on these scores scholarships are given to merit students during the programme. But I'm posting a link below for the colleges which accept TSICET RANK for admissions, please go through the list before you make an ideal choice. Good Luck and All the best in your future endeavours.

It totally depends on the college.
In government colleges, it ranges from 15k to 70k.
In private colleges, it ranges from 70k to 300k.
In NIT, it is up to 1,20,000 and in IIT, it is 2,00,000 (tution fee, excluding accommodation fee).

The fees for PP Savani University for the B.Sc. (Hons) course may vary depending on the various specialisations like Biotechnology. In general, the fee for B.Sc. Is INR 2.15 lakh - INR 4.24 lakh. Please note that these are just the tuition fees for the PP Savani University B.Sc. course. There are many other additional charges like for the mess, hostel, transportation, and various other facilities. For all the other charges, students can contact PP Savani University for more information on this.

Both the courses would help you get a job based on the research field in your graduation.
The applications of M.Sc. would help you in the traditional industrial field while M.Sc. alone would help you build a base for Ph.D. studies.

Follow the link below and look for the admit card in the table :
https://www.shiksha.com/articles/engineering-entrance-exams-in-india-blogId-5645.

Hi Shirsha,
No, Jadavpur University does not offer journalism course. To see the top 10 mass communication colleges in India, click here https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-in-india-blogId-13552.

Yes,
NIT Surathkal is better than the other two NITs. Actually, NIT Surathkal is in 2nd position in NITs across India.

Yes, you can eligibility below:
B.Tech. Dairy Technology Eligibility
The diploma and degree courses in dairy technology require candidates who have passed the 10+2 examination, with Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and English or Physics, chemistry, Biology or Agriculture with a minimum aggregate of 50 % marks.
In most of the States the admission is made based on entrance test common to other agricultural and animal science courses.
TS EAMCET college predictor
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

Yes, of course the branch bio medical is good for girls as it contains a lot of research works and also a chance to work with the best doctor's and hospitals of the town. Job scope in bio-medical in India is quite low. Many students who pursue bio medical generally go for research works in IIT's. Although if you do well in this field you will definitely get a job as in metro cities as it is compulsory to keep a bio medical engineer in every hospital. Best of luck.

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