Hello,

Regarding your query, Yes, AVVM Sri Pushpam College in Thanjavur offers a BCA program , and it appears to include a specialization in areas like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, which would cover aspects of data science.

If you can do a little more hardwork, you can get the best of the best collection do mMCA in Cyber Security program like  IITs, IISCs particularly Delhi, Kharagpur, Roorkee, etc

After them VIT is a good choice to pursue cybersecurity.

Others include in the best order -

Thapar University

ISI Kolkata

SRM

Manipal

LPU

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The cutoff marks for SMS Medical College for Neet 2025 will range from 700-705 for General category students and the rank may lie under 1000.

You may be getting different answers because you haven't specified your category or quota State or All India .

Check here https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/sawai-man-singh-medical-college-jaipur/cut-off

Hello Siddhi,

No, JBIMS pune does not offer a pharma management course. it primarily offers MBA programs in various specializations like HR, Finance and Marketing for CET eligibility, candidates need a bachelors degree with at least 50% marls from recognized university

Hello,

IIT Bombay's MTech in Computer Science offers excellent placements with CTC ranging from Rs. 15-40 LPA, depending on the company and role.

• The course is challenging, requiring strong problem-solving skills and dedication.

• Fees : Approximately Rs. 2-2.5 lakhs per year.

• Highly qualified and experienced faculty.

• The course can be hectic with intense coursework, projects, and assignments.

Hope it helps !

Dear

To pursue a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) course at Government Law College, Coimbatore, after completing your B.A. in Economics, follow these steps:

1. Eligibility Criteria:

• Educational Qualification: A bachelor's degree in any discipline, including Economics, from a recognized university.

• Minimum Marks: Typically, a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in your bachelor's degree is required. However, this can vary, so it's advisable to verify the specific requirements for the current academic year.

2. Admission Process:

• Application Submission: Government Law College, Coimbatore, does not conduct its own entrance examination. Admissions are based on merit, determined by your marks in the qualifying examination (i.e., your B.A. Economics).

• Counseling: The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (TNDALU) oversees the counseling and seat allotment process. Eligible candidates must participate in the counseling sessions organized by TNDALU.

3. Application Procedure:

• Online Registration: Visit the official TNDALU website to register for the counseling process.

• Document Verification: Ensure you have all necessary documents, such as mark sheets, degree certificates, and identity proof, for verification during counseling.

4. Important Considerations:

• Reservation Policies: Be aware of any reservation policies that may apply, as they can influence seat allocation.

• Stay Updated: Regularly check the official websites of Government Law College, Coimbatore, and TNDALU for the latest information on admission dates, procedures, and any changes to eligibility criteria.

For the most accurate and current information, it's recommended to contact the admissions office of Government Law College, Coimbatore, or visit their official website.

Yes you can apply

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) offers a 4-year B.Sc. in Nursing program through its College of Nursing, which is part of the Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS).

Hey Anushka, So, you're wondering how to snag a spot in Amity Noida's B.Tech program? Good question! It's not just about JEE Main, thankfully. They actually have a few different ways to get in, which is great because it gives more people a chance. First off, here's the basic eligibility:

You've gotta have passed Class XII with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths as your main subjects.

Now, for the Non-Sponsored category (which is usually merit-based), you'll need at least 60% overall in both Class X and Class XII.

If you're applying under the Sponsored category, they're a bit more lenient – you'll need a minimum of 55%. Just keep in mind that the fees are usually higher for this category. Okay, so about those entrance exams... Here's the breakdown:

Amity JEE: Amity has its own entrance exam, the Amity JEE. You can register for it on their website.

JEE Main Scores: If you've already taken JEE Main and did well, you might be able to get direct admission. It really depends on your score and the specific program you're after.

CUET: Yep, they take CUET scores too for certain B.Tech programs. You'll have to double-check if your chosen specialisation accepts it. What happens after you apply?

Personal Interview: Don't be surprised if you're called for an interview! They want to see if you're actually interested in engineering and a good fit for the program.

Online Application: Head over to Amity's website and fill out the online application form. Be sure to have all your details handy.

Document Submission: Gather your transcripts, exam scores, ID proofs and any other requested documents. After that, they'll let you know if you've been shortlisted and what the next steps are. This could mean taking the Amity JEE or scheduling that interview we talked about. A few other things to keep in mind:

Like I said before, Amity has those two categories: Non-Sponsored and Sponsored. Really think about which one makes the most sense for you based on your grades and how much you're willing to pay.

And finally, some B.Tech programs might have extra requirements or higher cut-off marks. So, definitely read the fine print for the specific program you're interested in!