Bro, suno yeh!

• Agar aapki family income 4 lakh se kam hai, toh aapko fee concession mil sakta hai, lekin yeh end mein milega.
• Jab aap DTU mein admission lete ho, toh counselling ke dauran aapko acceptance fee 95,000 pay karni hoti hai.
• College shuru hone par notice aata hai ki aapko 1,42,000 fees pay karni hai. Aap 2-3 din tak extend kar sakte ho application se, lekin yeh sirf 30 din ke liye hota hai.
• Aapko fees pay karni hai chahe aapki caste kya ho. Phir aap scholarship ke liye apply kar sakte ho, agar mil gaya toh thoda relief ho sakta hai, lekin scholarship par poora depend mat karo kyunki yeh full amount nahi de sakta.
• Admission le lo aur loan ke liye apply karo orientation ya college shuru hone se pehle, yeh aapke liye beneficial hoga.

Main bhi DTU ka CSE student hoon (saari information 2024 ke fees ke according hai, agle saal naye students ke liye fees badh sakti hai).

Thanks kar diyo bhai! Aur kuch puchna ho toh welcome!

The placement rate for B.Tech Cyber Security at Haldia Institute of Technology is quite moderate. If you're considering the faculty, here's what you should know: Some faculty members are excellent and meet high expectations., and Others are below average.. Make sure to weigh these factors when making your decision!

So, I chose to pursue Civil Engineering at IIT Delhi because my family wanted me to, and honestly, it's been a good decision. The curriculum is rigorous, and while some exams are tough, it really prepares us for the industry. The placements are fantastic; around 1000 offers were made last year, and many top companies recruit here. I’ve learned about various industries through internships, which are available from any semester. Plus, the campus life is vibrant with fests like Rendezvous and Tryst. Overall, I’d say it’s worth it!

Honestly, if I had to choose between LPU for B.Tech Electrical Engineering and Parul University for B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering, I'd lean towards LPU. The campus life at LPU seems vibrant with numerous clubs and activities, providing a well-rounded experience. While Parul offers good placements with an impressive average package, LPU's 86% placement rate with companies like HCL and Reliance is quite appealing. The faculty at LPU is described as cooperative and helpful, which is crucial for project guidance. In terms of scholarships, both colleges have options, but LPU's infrastructure and exposure appear to be better. So, if you're looking for a lively campus and supportive faculty, LPU might be the way to go, particularly if you have an interest in Electrical Engineering.

This was the Semester 1 breakdown of fees for UG students who took admission in 2023–24:

While this includes adjustments for JOSAA counseling fees and some one-time security deposits, it does not cover mess charges. The breakdown for the second semester (General/OBC with Annual Family income > ? 5 Lakh) was as follows:

• ? 1,05,750 for Tuition & Exams
• ? 26,800 for Mess
• ? 13,250 for Hostel accommodation

This brings the grand total to ? 1,45,800!

As you can see, the biggest chunk of fees is, of course, the tuition fee (as visible above).

(I’m not even aware of what the Student Distress Fund Scheme is or that it exists.)

Additionally, there are multiple scholarship opportunities that arise once you are in IIT Delhi, a topic that definitely deserves a separate post!

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If you're considering the BBA + MBA at LPU, I’d say go for it! The exams aren’t super tough if you keep up with your studies. Plus, the internship opportunities are fantastic—I handled marketing and sales at a startup. The campus life is lively, with lots of clubs and activities that help you build your CV. Just remember, the total cost for this course is about 8 lakhs, but there are scholarships available. I think getting both degrees in four years is a smart move for anyone looking to boost their career prospects!

B.Sc Nursing is the better option! Here’s why: More opportunities to build a solid career., B.Sc Anesthesia has limited posts and doesn’t involve direct patient care., and B.Sc Nursing offers greater job satisfaction with direct patient care, which is essential for the smooth functioning of a hospital.. Choose wisely!

You don’t need an MTech to work for a company with a production facility (like IOC or any of the pharmaceuticals). If you're not looking for a field job but rather an office or research position, you're likely overqualified for a plant job.

You can end up in a good engineering college…just check the positions available in various employment weeklies. A starting salary of 1–1.2 lacs can be expected just based on the ‘IIT Delhi’ tag.

All the best!

If you're looking at the fees for B.Tech at Delhi Technological University, it’s ?2,29,000 for the year 2023-24. I chose Chemical Engineering, and while the fee is significant, the return on investment is pretty high, especially with placements starting from the 7th semester. Scholarships are available as well, which can help lighten the load. All in all, DTU's fees seem justified given its reputation and the opportunities it offers.

The cutoff for this year hasn't been released yet and will come out after the JoSAA counseling. In the meantime, you can check out the previous year's cutoffs to get an idea. Here are the details:

• CSE: 50–100
• EE: 500–600
• CE: 2200–2350
• BBE: 4400–4700
• ME: 1500–1750
• PIE: 2800–3400

I hope this helps!

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