What should be the ideal order of choice filling in JAC 2017 if I want to study CSE?

I am living in Delhi.

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5 years ago

People truly believe on IITs and NITs for B.Tech and placement. But, due to downfall, these are also losing its position. Apart from these, some private college are BITS, SRM, NIRMA, VIT, SKIT Jaipur, UPES Dehradun and LPU are getting higher value. Well, there, you may get good environment. A peaceful decorum and high placement records.

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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

In our country, people truly believe on IITs and NITs for B.Tech and placement. But, due to downfall, these are also losing its position. Apart from these, some private college are BITS, SRM, NIRMA, VIT, SKIT Jaipur, UPES Dehradun and LPU are getting higher value. Well, there, you may get good environment. A peaceful decorum and high placement records.

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Sharath H Aithal B.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

Hi,
You may prefer Shiksha college predictor. In our country, people truly believe on IITs and NITs for B.Tech and placement. But, due to downfall, these are also losing its position. Apart from these, some private college are BITS, SRM, NIRMA, VIT, SKIT Jaipur, UPES Dehradun and LPU are getting higher value. Well, there, you may get good environment. A peaceful decorum and high placement records.

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ANAY MATHUR Follow me and get perfect answer | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

Hi,
How are you?
You may prefer Shiksha college predictor.
In our country, people truly believe on IITs and NITs for B.Tech and placement.
But, due to downfall, these are also losing its position.
Apart from these, some private college are BITS, SRM, NIRMA, VIT, SKIT Jaipur, UPES Dehradun and LPU are getting higher value.
Well, there, you may get good environment.
A peaceful decorum and high placement records
Thanks for asking. All the best

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