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Which should I join Guru Nanak College VNR or CVR College?

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Shashank Gupta Posted On : October 13th, 2021
B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering, CVR College of Engineering, Hyderabad (2019)

If you are a hardworking student, CVR College of Engineering is recommended. Read the following brief description of the colleges:

CVR

  • It is a great college for an engineering student. 
  • Ranked among the top four engineering colleges in Hyderabad. 
  • It is a full package for good education, placements, and skills of an engineering student. 
  • Overall, CVR College has the best faculty and labs, resulting in the best education. 
  • There are also many technical events in addition to the main cultural events.

VNR

  • It is one of the top colleges in Hyderabad. It has a vast, massive area with a beautiful environment. 
  • The great name adds to the value of the campus. 
  • The placements, infrastructure, and events that take place throughout the year are all of the highest quality.

Guru NanakCollege

  • It is not a very good college. 
  • It is only good if we consider the campus view; otherwise, it is below average even when compared to the top 20 colleges. 
  • Disadvantages include poor campus placements, lack of decency in college, particularly among faculty.

Overall, it is suggested that VNR will be a good choice. It is best if you want your career to be perfect, and is far superior to CVR in terms of education and events.

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Is Guru Nanak College in Chennai a good school to study BSc in physics?

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Arunika Ghosh Posted On : October 22nd, 2021
B.Sc. Mathematics, Guru Nanak College, Velachery, Chennai (2018)

Yes, one can opt for Guru Nanak College in Chennai for pursuing B.Sc. in Physics but try to apply for the Loyola MCC and if you get a seat there, go for it. Coming to Guru Nanak College, some of the good things about the college are:

  • The transportation is easy. They are easily available.
  • The faculty and staff are friendly, interactive, and good. They are highly experienced as well.
  • The timings are lenient and convenient, they are from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm.
  • The coaching/academics provided are good in all terms.
  • You can also shift to another course. The college provides this facility to shift a course.
  • The other amenities of the institute include well-maintained classrooms, lab facilities, and the library.
Categories B.Sc. Physics in Guru Nanak College, Chennai
Course Fee INR 22,630 (1st year)
Placement Percentage 80%
Average CTC 3 LPA
Recruiting Companies Anthem Bio Sciences, Atos, Cognizant, HCL, etc.

Check for the dates of the admission for the course of B.Sc. Physics and apply accordingly and the Guru Nanak College can be opted, as it will provide a positive push to your career.

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Can I join a B.Com in Guru Nanak College Chennai if I am a science student?

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Dina Roychowdhury, Posted On : November 16th, 2021
studied M.Sc. from University of Madras (2018)

Yes, you can join B.Com at Guru Nanak College Chennai if you have a science background. 

The college tends to prefer mostly students with an accounting background, as they will be already familiar with the concepts. But there are no criteria that only commerce students can opt for B.Com. Being a science student, you must have studied Mathematics, thus, you can easily catch up with the rest of the subjects too, if truly interested.

Doing B.Com from Guru Nanak College Chennai will definitely be worth a try if you have a keen interest in Mathematics.

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How frequently should I visit my study centre Guru Nanak College in Chennai of IGNOU if I am doing PG in rural development?

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Aheli Sen, Posted On : November 16th, 2021
B.A. from Guru Nanak College, Velachery, Chennai (2020)

One of my friends had enrolled in IGNOU this year and is presently giving exams. He has been to his study centre to get books, submit assignments, clarify doubts, and at last to sit for the exams. 

If you keep yourself updated about these essential things like the assignments, etc. Then you have no need to visit the study centre frequently. If necessary, visiting it once a month will be fine.

If your study centre responds well then you can call them on the particular days they attend calls.

But if you are a new candidate and are not familiar with the process, then it is recommended that you visit it in alternate weeks. This will help you get updated about receiving books, Roll no., admit card, etc.

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