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Hello aspirant

Cut off in Delhi university colleges is very high. For hons coursed it is too high. For BA economics hons cut off goes upto 98- 99% in colleges like Hansraj college, Hindu college, gargi college etc. Being ews category candidate you may try. As cut off changes every year and depends upon number of candidates appeared , availability of seats, previous year's cut off etc

Expected cut off 2020 Hindu college for BA economics hons for general category is 93.75- 97.62

For EWS 94-97

Hence it is difficult to get seat for BA economics hons.

For more information, check this out

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff

Hope this information helps!

Hi,

Here is comparison between Dayanand Sagar college, Bangalore and Jain University, Bangalore, BTech in CSE (4 yrs)-

Average salary of placed students - 3.2 LPA (Dayanand Sagar) and 5.5 LPA ( Jain University)

Both college have NAAC 'A'. Courses are approved by AICTE.

Dayanand Sagar college has more student intake and faculty than Jain University.

As per students reviews, both colleges faculties are knowledgeable and the curriculum is always updated. They teach current technologies and coding.

I would suggest you to visit the official site.

For more information please visit -

https://dqxeclau.top/compare-colleges

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/school-of-engineering-and-technology-jain-university-bangalore/reviews

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/dayananda-sagar-college-of-engineering-bangalore/reviews

• Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies,
• KJ Somaiya Institute Of Management Studies And Research,
• Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship Development(Pune)
• SIES College Of Management Studies
• University Of Mumbai
• Savitribai Phule Pune University(Pune)
• Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute, Mumbai
• Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai

hi,

see migration certificate is issued when a candidate transfer to another institute while pursuing in any regular courses like bachelors course/ diploma course  in any particular institute, but due to some reason want to do pursue the remaining of the course in another institute or want to take admission in  another institute. now see if you dropout after several months of study and irregular in course curriculum you may not get the migration certificate. another thing is many candidates takes gap of year after 12th course. so in some of the institute you may not need to produce the migration certificate if you take fresh admission in first year of any particular course. however in that case of admission you may need to submit the school leaving certificate.

hope you may understand.

Hello Aspirant:

I have made a list of the median salaries of Air Hostess of some companies:

• Air India : Rs.40,000/month
• Jet Airways: Rs.35,000/month
• Vistara: Rs.35,000/ month
• SpiceJet : Rs.30,000/month
• IndiGo : Rs.31.500/ month
• GoAir: Rs.29,000/month
• AirAsia India : Rs.28,000/month

Here you see that the Air India offers the highest salary in India .

Usually the Foreign Airlines offers more salary

Like;

• Singapore Airways : Rs.55,000/month
• Etihad Airways: Rs.60,000/month
• Delta Airlines: Rs.60,000/month

Accommodation will be more or less same in all Airlines.

Thank you

Hey aspirant,

The qualifications required are :

Minimum educational qualification required - 10+2 passed in any stream from a recognized board.

Age limit - 18 to 25 years of age. It may vary from one airline to another.

Physical and Medical standards –

- Minimum height requirement is 157 cm (for females) and 170 cm (for males). This requirement may differ from one airline to another.

- Weight of the candidate should be in proportion to his/her weight.

- Spotless skin complexion will give candidates an edge.

- Candidate has to be physically fit.

- Eyesight requirements- minimum eyesight requirement is 6/9. Many airlines    allow candidates to correct eyesight and make it 20/20!

- Candidate shouldn’t have had history of mental illness in the past.

- Candidate should not be suffering from serious Cardiovascular disease.

If you hold a higher qualification (like Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree), you are still eligible to apply for this job.

Hope it helps.

Hello Aspirant,

There are 2 types of IIITs in India,

a)Indian Institute of Information Technology, b)International Institute of Information Technology

Again there are 2 types of Indian Institutes of Information Technology,

a) Fully funded by MHRD, Government of India. central government have 50% share and state government have 50% share. example IIIT Allahabad, Gwalior, Kanchipuram and Jabalpur.

b)Not for profit Public Private Partnership (PPP). These IIITs are funded by Central Government(50% share), State Government(35% share) and Industry Partners(15% share). examples are new IIITs like IIIT Srirangam, Kota, Lucknow, Sri City and many others newly opened IIITs.

Hope it helps you.

thank you

Dear candidate,

If you are preparing for pgcet electrical engineering then firstly you need to understand the syllabus.The topics that come in exams are mostly that which also comes in GATE EE. So I will suggest that you can use the same books.So here are few books which you may refer.

1. Electrical and electronics engineering - Galgotia publications
2. Electrical engineering - CL Wadhwa
3. Basic electrical engineering - Prof. Sunil T.Gaikwad

Hope it helps!