Hello,

You have tagged IIT-BHU which only offers BTech/Integrated BTech/BArch at undergraduate level for which admission is done through JEE Advances score, candidates need to appear for JEE Main and further appear for JEE Advanced and qualify the same, BCA isn't offered at IIT-BHU which you can check out at https://iitbhu.ac.in/deans/doaa/academic/programs,

You can visit the official website of the college for which you wish to know more details about the fee structure, anyway to provide you a brief regarding this, some of the top universities offering BCA are as follows-

• St Xavier's College, Ahmedabad: Rs 95,430
• MSU Baroda - Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda: Rs 133, 920
• VIT Vellore - Rs 165,000
• Government College, Sector 9 Gurgaon: Rs 6,080
• JC Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad - Rs 218,605

Visit our page at https://it.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bca-colleges-in-india to know more details regarding this.

The most expensive surgery which are neurosurgeon do is Cranial Shunt surgery. The surgery has been done on Zach Ledrer. The cost of this surgery was $51000. Other than this there are various other expensive surgeries which are done in the world. I am mentioning below the name of these surgeries one by one:

• Bone marrow transplant surgery
• Lung transplant surgery
• Liver transplant
• Open heart surgery
• Kidney transplantation surgery
• Surgery of retinal lesions

In Indian rupees the average cost of a neurosurgery is between 250000 to 750000. This can be increased or decreased according to the requirements or criticalness of the surgery.

For more details about Neurosurgery click on mentioned below link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi/mch-neurosurgery-six-years-course&ved=2ahUKEwiZsK6zy6H1AhWOK5QKHU-NBe8QFnoECAcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2iNfmY3xPWDy4iPex-45NK

Hi,

Yes, Nios is a legitimate board that competes with icse and cbse. It is the largest open schooling board in the world. It is a recognised board within the Indian central government's Ministry of Human Resource Development, and its certifications are recognised not just in India, but around the world, in any stream (science/commerce) and at any college (public/private). And to answer your question, yes, all graduate schools and universities in India accept NIOS dual enrollment or half admission students, including IITs, NITs, DU, JU, and IIITs.

Hope that answers your question

hey there,

choosing a college is a quite difficult decision ,It solely depends upon you both are great colleges you will get great opportunities IN ANY COURSE WHICH U PICK iits to have their alumni all over the world coming together talking about placements since we are talking about iits so you will get an almost similar opportunity

it all comes down to your passion and the amount of hard work where you are going to put your next 4 years into

IIT won't be a cakewalk but it will help you to grow in all walks of life which automatically will give a head start to your career.

you need to analyse your strengths and weakness and form a conclusion

Choose wisely!

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams

the link will give more guidance for more engineering colleges

hey,

hope everything's going well. So before anything else I would like to bring to your notice that the counselling for this year's NEET is currently going on. So the cutoff list has still not been released by BHU, it will be released as soon as they complete with the online mode of mop-up round.

Other than that the cutoff for BHU NEET, it completely depends on the availability of seats in that particular course and no.of total applicants and most importantly the no. of reserved category seats which defer as well with the change in total availability of seats. In that case you are lucky I must say cuz you are from OBC category that too from Outside state(as you are from Rajasthan and not UP) your category cutoff will be considerably less.

Hope this information helps you. And good luck!!!

It solely depends upon you both are great colleges you will get great opportunities here both colleges have their alumni all over the world coming to choosing between iit bhu metallurgy and iit k chemistry the former is a btech course but the latter is a bsc course so it depends on you which course you want to pursue talking about placements since both are iits so you will get almost similar opportunity and it depends upon your hardwork to get handsomely paid pay packages leaving some companies many other would allow you to sit in their placement. Choose wisely!

Hello.

See it is a little bit difficult to say whether you can get admission with this marks or not as BHU declares its list on the basis of rank. And it is almost impossible to say what rank you'll secure as the difference in rank can be of 10 marks or a single mark or a single question. So this keeps Varying each year. However ,the cut for BA 2020, for general category was 2607. So you have to secure a rank accordingly. For further details regarding this you need to visit the link given below:-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-uet-cut-off