is AICTE approval for the deemed university running engineering courses necessary?
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OFCOURSE AICTE IS MUST TO CONCIDER UR DEGREE IS STANDARD ONE.IF UR DOING A B.Tech IN AERONOUTICAL ENGG UNDER R V UNIVERSITY WHICH IS DEEMED AS WELL AS NOT APPROVED BY AICTE IS WASTE .TO SEE SUCH  RESULT JUST ASK ANYONE WHO IS NEAR NEHRU COLLEGE (COIMBATORE).DONT WASTE MONEY AND TIME FOR SUCH GIMMIC OK .FEEL FREE TO CONTACT.
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The AIEEE 2007 notification is not yet out....Since Last Few years, CBSE has tied up with Syndicate Bank. If this year they plan to shift to some other bank, I cannot assure you that you may be assured a AIEEE form.\n\nHowever, to get AIEEE and other Engineering Entrance Exam Notifications, you can subscribe to Entrance Exam Alerts at yahoo groups check out http://groups.yahoo.com/group/entranceexamalerts/
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Yes, it is a fully accredited school according to the Indian Council for Technological Education.
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very recently ignou notification came in newspapers. he will conduct an entrance exam. you have to submit experience certificate. for more details you can contact ignou centers in AURORA COLLEGE,chikkadapally or college beside AGRAWALA bakery in himayath nagar
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I don't know where u from ? if u r in India. U have a chance to study Mechanical Engg in Correspondace. Vinayaka Mission, Salem which has study center al over india. offer this course but u've to attend the suday seminar classes, the basic qualification u need is a 12th std. or a Diploma for a lateral entry.
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Its not dean university....its deemed university\n\nDeemed University is a status of autonomy granted to high performing institutes and departments of various universities in India. It is granted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India.\n\nThe Deemed University status enables not just full autonomy in setting course work and syllabus of those institutes and research centres but also allows it to set its own guidelines for the admissions, fees and instruction of the students.\n\nThe parent Universities of these deemed universities cannot control its administration, though the degrees of deemed universities are awarded by the parent universities.However many deemed universities are allowed to award degrees under their own name.
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No\nIf there is no trust/faith in the system one should not apply in competitive exam.
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Umm you are in typical situation - one side is one year of time and money you have spent and on other side is remaining 2-3 years which you will be spending.\n\nFrankly speaking it is not important whether a college is recognized or not till the time it is a good college and impart quality education as private sector go by quality rather than piece of paper called degree. Do you know ICFAI degrees were never recognized by government earlier. \n\nHaving said that what you feel will Amity BBA education will be sufficient for you to get job. If yes then why you want to go for B. Com. If you are planning to go for some government job then it is better you join some good recognized college because as far as I have heard Amity Jaipur does not have that much standard which can acquire a job for you.
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If you have done IT or Computer engineering after 2002 from Mumbai Univ, the syllabus has already been covered. No use of wasting time to do another course that doesn't teach you anything new. If not, then the course is a good choice.\n\nThe CDAC placements look good:\nhttp://www.ncb.ernet.in/placements/Contents/pastrecruitments.html
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if u want to study archtecture, chemistry will not be important. \nRemember maths and physics are compulsory. doing computing or ict  For a level  will be extremly  helpful . to have peace in your mind please contact one of uni's and ask .  you can check the requirements for your chosen course by searching\nthe uni's web site. \nAs an example u have to get AAB to do computer science in Imperial college london. \n\ngood luck
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Probably NIT's (National Institute of Technology) or any other Regional Engineering Colleges.\n\nGoogle Keyword: "NIT". enough to get the institute website addresses.
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its worth to admission in only top 20or 30 inst.\n\nur list  according to all respect are\nat this link \nthey have considered every aspect i think-\ninfrastructure,almuni,fee,etc\nhttp://www.india-today.com/btoday/07051998/cover6.html
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you can list the good engineering colleges .But why do u want bad engineering colleges.\nBEST TO STUDY IN IITs.\nor in every state there will be a good engg. colleges.\nyou can list out them among that state colleges only.\nu can't list out by over all.
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As far Deemed universities are concerned, There is clearly no harm in getting a degre from such institutions. Just for example, two months before, Three students from SRM Deemed university, Chennai were selected for 1 year intensive training program conducted by a reputed company in Japan. Moreover these three students are already undergoing their training in Japan even before they have finished their degree. Hope u r now convinced.
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I do not think so. In my opinion there is not much sense in doing B. Tech by distance learning as it unless you are involved in regular course you will not be able to do justice with lab work as also concepts will not be clear by theory unless some one explain in class. If you just want a B. Tech then you can go ahead with it as AMIE do not give B.Tech degree instead institute offer diploma which is considered eqv to B.Tech/ B.E.\n\nSecondaly AMIE diploma is much difficult to finish that distance learning B.Tech but value of it will be much more than any other distance learning course. Though you require experience in technical field for doing AMIE diploma.\n\nSo you have to make up mind with reference to above information.
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It depends on the university! Each university has its own entry requirements.
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Undergraduate : Admission at AUD\nSAT or the appropriate score on the University–administered Accuplacer Exam (Math). (AUD’s international code for SAT is 2688.) SAT is required for Engineering applicants (see Engineering section). \n\nSTANDARDIZED TESTING \nFreshman applicants must take the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT). Students should have their scores for each time they have taken this test sent to AUD. It is highly recommended that this test be taken by November of the senior year of high school. Minimum score required for Critical Reading (440) and min. Math (560). \nA readiness to take MATH 202 (Calculus I) will be determined by the University-administered Accuplacer Exam. Students who have the equivalent of MATH 202 transferred from another recognized university will be exempted from taking this Exam. \nEngineering students who have the required SAT score (Math 560), but fail to achieve the required score on the Accuplacer Math Exam, will be placed in MATH 190. Only after passing MATH 190 (min. grade "C") will these students receive acceptance into the School of Engineering. \nEngineering students are required to take the University’s Computer Proficiency Exam prior to their first semester of enrollment at AUD. A student who fails the Exam will be required to enroll in and pass COMP 101 within his / her first two terms of residence. In such cases, COMP 101 credit will not count towards engineering program credit hour requirements. \nTransfer students who have been granted AUD credit for MATH 202, MATH 203 and MATH 204 (i.e., the calculus sequence) are exempted from the SAT requirement. This does not apply to AUD students who take one/more of these courses outside AUD.