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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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M.Sc. (Biotechnology) shown under course tab of PGCUET of Assam down town University with Test paper code SCQP17.Please visit CUET (PG) - 2024 for more details.
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BSc is a 3 year UG course, and M.Sc is a 5 year PG course. Both of them are good in terms of placements. BSc is a shorter duration course than M.Sc, so it has lower placement offers as compared to the M.Sc course. B.Sc offers 75%-80% placements, and in M.Sc 80%-85% of students get placement, Therefore, the placement rate is good for both the courses. The average package of placements is INR 2.5 LPA to INR 4.2 LPA.
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Indrani Choudhury
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Yes, students can apply for MSc at Computer Science at Dinabandhu Andrews Institute of Technology and Management since the admission 2024 is open. However, the candidate have to meet the latest educational qualification as per course requirement. Aspirant need to be complete three-year BCA or Three Year Honours graduate (Computer Science/appropriate stream) or Engineering graduate (Mathematics/Physics/appropriate discipline) with 50% to 60% aggregate. Final-year students can also apply for the course.
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Indrani Choudhury
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At Dinabandhu Andrews Institute of Technology and Management, the Applied Mathematics deals with the study of mathematical methods and tools to solve challenges in Science, Engineering and the industry. This course helps students in developing the logical, analytical, reasoning and problem solving skills of the students to advance mathematical expertise and excel in the long run.
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Indrani Choudhury
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A total of two MSc courses are offered at Dinabandhu Andrews Institute of Technology and Management such as MSc in Applied Mathematics and M.Sc in Computer Science. However, the candidate need to be graduate in order to get admission for MSc at DAITM. To know in detail students can check the table presented below:CourseCommon EligibilitySelection CriteriaMSc in Applied MathematicsAny Mathematics Graduate/ Any Graduate in Science with Mathematics as a core subject and any Engineering graduate with 50% to 60% aggregateMAKAUT CETMSc in Computer ScienceThree-year BCA or Three Year Honours graduate (Computer Science/appropriate stream) or E
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Anisha Mishra
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The M.Sc. Finance programme provides all the necessary academic and professional skills required for a successful career in finance. This course is uniquely designed to shape the future financial leaders. It will help in developing a deep understanding of financial theories, assumptions, and techniques, before delving into rapidly developing specializations such as Fintech, Big Data, and International Finance. The objective of this programme is to aid individuals and organizations in enhancing their effectiveness within the finance field. Apart from this, the highest and average package offered during JBIMS MSc Finance placem
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Anisha Mishra
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The career scope provides a diverse range of employment opportunities for trained professionals. Those with specialised skills can find positions in investment banks, brokerage houses, private equity entities, banks, insurance companies, credit rating agencies, portfolio management services, and venture capital firms. Each of these entities plays a unique role in the investment landscape, and professionals can find a fulfilling career in any of these areas. From analyzing market trends to managing investment portfolios, the investment industry provides a dynamic and challenging work environment for those seeking a career in finance.
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Anisha Mishra
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MSc is the two-year full-time course, offered in the specialisation of Finance. The selection process of MSc in Finance is mentioned below in step by step process: CET and Profile based screeningWriting Ability Test (WAT)Group Discussion (GD)Personal Interview (PI)
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Anisha Mishra
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JBIMS offers a two-year MSc programme in Finance. The selection process for the programme is based on a candidate's performance in the qualifying entrance test, followed by a GDPI round conducted at the Institute level. To be eligible for the admission process, candidates must have appeared for either MH-CET or CAT. The application form will be available on the institute's portal for a stipulated period, during which interested candidates can apply for admission to the MSc in Finance programme. Please find below the eligibility and selection criteria for the program:CourseEligibility SelectionMSc Finance-Graduation with a minimum
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Anisha Mishra
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During the selection process, candidates' rating scores consist of CAT/ MAHCET performance, Past Academic Records (PAR), work experience and extracurricular activity, and academic and gender diversity. The weightage of each criteria is tabulated below:CriteriaWeightage (in %)CAT/ MAHCET/ UPSC score60Extracurricular/ work experience20Class 10, class 12 and graduation15Diversity5Total100
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