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Prabhat Question by Prabhat on Jun 25, 2024Hindi
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Good evening. I highly value your advice. My daughter is likely to secure admission in Computer Science Engineering at both UVCE and BMS Bangalore through KCET 2024. She plans to pursue further studies after her B.Tech. Which institution would you recommend? Thanking you regards Prabhat

Ans: Prabhat Sir, Prefer BMSCE over UVCE. Regarding her further studies, some suggestions (1) She can work 2-years and do her Masters as some QS-World Ranked Universities abroad prefer Candidates with Work Experience post-Graduation. (2) Or she can pursue Masters immediately after Graduation. No Issue. But, to target Reputed / QS Ranked World Universities, next for 4-years she should be academically good, involve in co-curricular / extra-curricular activities, upgrade her skills with Certifications & develop her soft skills etc. which will (have to be) reflect(ed) in her SOP (Statement of Purpose) apart from her Career Goals & also in LOR (Letter of Recommendation) provided by her College Faculties. All the BEST Sir for your Daughter's Bright Future.

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Sir please give a proper plan to crack neet in theseten months:july 2025 to april 2026... This is my first attempt and i am a first dropper.. I want to crack it in..1st attempt with good rank and aiims delhi....my basic are clear and i am also aligned with the syllabus of neet...please give a road map..how to prepare..what to avoid..how many hrs to study...i have joined online coaching of pw dropper batch
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