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archana bansla
Contributor-Level 9
yes you can. all major b schools in India accept GMAT scores. 650 is a good score. minimum cut off for IIMs is 550 .
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Sunil Soni
Management & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You can get good salary after opting for any of the branches in engineering at IIT Bombay provided you develop unique technical and leadership skills & can showcase them to the potential employers.
8 years ago
Is it tough for an SC category student to get admission in IIT-B for pursuing B.Tech in CSE?
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Sunil Soni
Management & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
CSE is the most sought after branch in IITs. Therefore, cut off for all the category of students including ST is very high. Only cream of students in each category able to make it to CSE in any IIT.
8 years ago
Should I opt for B.Tech in CSE in Harvard University or pursue B.Tech in CSE in IIT, Powai?
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Kishansinh Rathod
Founder of Neurobytes
Contributor-Level 10
Harvard is the best option. But if I ever have a situation like this then I will choose IIT because only India is producing quality engineers every year more than any country. So there should be some reason behind why all the big companies hir
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Parveen Kumar Sharma
Communication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
Non Medical. so that you can pursue Computer Science and Engineering.or many other domains.
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Ajay Bangrwa
Attitute killer
Contributor-Level 6
you require overall only 50%--60% only because you belong sc category you have reseravation dont worry you can take admission easily
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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
Your language clarity, intelligence, workshops conducted by you, idea about your field, your confidence level. These types of qualities will be the parameters to get you selected in the campus interview.
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Saurabh Saxena
Beginner-Level 5
Academics and work experience are not considered for declaring shortlists for WAT/PI. WAT/PI calls are given based on the CAT score only.