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Neelu Question by Neelu on May 22, 2025
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Sir, my son has got VIT Chennai CSE for MTech.Is it good option for him for his future placement.He has done BTech from Pbi. Uni Patiala

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Sir, my son got admission in SNU delhi cse, is the college good and have good placements or should he try vit chennai
Ans: Shiv Nadar University (SNU) Delhi NCR and VIT Chennai are both reputable private universities offering strong Computer Science Engineering programs, but they differ in several key aspects. SNU is an emerging top-tier university known for its research-driven approach, especially in cutting-edge fields like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Cybersecurity. It boasts highly selective and research-active faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and strong industry collaborations that translate into excellent internship opportunities. The placement scenario at SNU is impressive, with average and top packages significantly higher than many peers, attracting leading global recruiters such as Microsoft, Google, and Tata.

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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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