Hello,

LNCT College offers the MCA (Master of Computer Applications) course in English medium only. The lectures, exams, and study materials will be in English.

Although some colleges offer courses in Hindi medium, LNCT College's MCA program is taught in English to:

1. Align with industry standards and global practices.

2. Enhance students' proficiency in technical English.

3. Prepare students for a global career in IT and software development.

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Correct Answer: Neither conclusion I nor II follows

Solution : The possible Venn diagram according to the given statements is as follows –

Let's analyze the conclusions –
Conclusion I: Some deans are lecturers – From the Venn diagram, it is evident that there is no definite relation between deans and lecturers. Thus, this conclusion does not follow.
Conclusion II: Some teachers are lecturers – Since no professor is a lecturer and all teachers are professors, so some teachers can never be lecturers. Thus, this conclusion does not follow.

So, neither conclusion I nor II follows. Hence, the fourth option is correct. 

Hello aspirant,

Here you have not mentioned the name of your college. But one thing I can assure you that the lectures of every college try to teach the students in the language in which they are more comfortable. Mostly in every institute in India, lecturers try to teach in both English and Hindi language.

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Hope this information helps you.

On an Average,  a government medical/ dental college professor earns 10 LPA with an experience of  less than 1 year to 8 years. An assistant professor's salary ranges between 1.1 LPA to 18 LPA.

Talking about the private professors, they get seemingly less salary as compared to the professors of government colleges. Their salaries depend upon the availability of the professor with the required speciality. The maximum salary ranges between 3.5 to 4.5 per month.

Dear Student,

Yes the placement is greatt you can go for it..

See as you have enrolled yourself in 1st PUC then you have registered to the board as a student of 1st PUC. Now as you have been promoted to the next standard then you have no choice but to follow it, if you wish to keep up with this registration. Now if you want to study 1st PUC again (formally) then you have to cancel your registration and have to take readmission in school. Now if you want a 1 year time for self study then you can drop this year by not attending the schools or by filing any formalities as proposed by the school authority. I would recommend you to contact your school authority for the latter case.

To know more about the courses after 10+2 visit the link below:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello, caste is a state specific subject meaning a state can declare a caste as forward while other state can declare the same as backward category. Kindly specify the origin state so that we can provide you with that state list of categories. Here is the list of centrally recognized backward classes based on the state, the state may have additional categories added on its own http://www.ncbc.nic.in/user_panel/centralliststateview.aspx

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Hello Anand!!

First of all, I want to tell you that I am presently a B.Tech student only so I have some idea about this.

I have taken CSE core for my first year because without specialization for first year, will automatically let you know that in which field you are able to get good scope and you are also talented in that.

You can take CSE with AI and ML also for First year, there are no disadvantages for it but only one specialization subject will add and you have to clear the semester exams in all subjects.

According to me, if you want to take then choose CSE core for first year because colleges have provision that, if a student scores more than 8.5 GPA score in his/her semester exam for first year then he can shift between the courses easily.

So, There is an alternative option already available for you. Only you have to give better output in your first year exams for changing the stream.

Hope that my answer cleared your doubts!!

Good Luck and Best Wishes for your Future!!

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Hi Aspirant,

According to the placement statistics and Alumni reviews, I will suggest that VASAVI IT will be a better decision over VNRVJIT IT. Other reasonings to support my suggestions -

1. Both the colleges have good infrastructure, and concerned labs are also great.

2. As VASAVI comes under Osmania University, question paper toughness and paper correction are quite reasonable compared to VNRVJIT. Their question paper is relatively standard after becoming Autonomous.

3. Coming to faculty, both the colleges have almost the same quality of faculty. Few are good in their fields but will have a tough time teaching concepts.

4. Finally, the most critical aspect anyone would like to know before joining college is placements. Vasavi always managed to bring reputed companies with decent packages.

Hope this information answers your curiosity.