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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 10, 2024Hindi
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I am get cse in vit bhopal , bs ms course in iiser pune and bs course in iiser bhopal . Which course should I choose?

Ans: IISER can be a good choice than VIT.
Asked on - Jul 11, 2024 | Answered on Jul 11, 2024
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Which iiser is good pune or bhopal. Which course is good data science or computer science and engineering
Ans: IISER PUNE CSE is a good choice.
Asked on - Jul 12, 2024 | Not Answered yet
Do we get cse course in iiser pune

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