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Over 44% Seats In Engineering Courses Remained Vacant In Gujarat In 2023
In addition, around 32% seats from MBA and MCA courses have also remained vacant in the previous year.
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Gujarat CET (GUJCET) 2021 Application Last Date Today; Details Here
Applicants seeking admission to degree and diploma programmes in engineering and pharmacy courses in Gujarat colleges will be able to apply online at gujcet.gseb.org.
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Over 120 Engineering Colleges Opt For Progressive Closure
As many as 122 private engineering colleges have opted for "progressive closure" since last year. Most of these colleges are in Maharasthra, Gujarat and Haryana. If a college goes for "progressive closure" in an academic year, it means the institution cannot admit students anymore.
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Engineering College in Gujarat Builds Autonomous Car in 28 Days
2 professors, Kaushal Jani and Nirav Desai from the Amiraj College of Engineering, Gujarat, along with a bunch of 15 students, embarked on a project to build their own version of a driverless vehicle.
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Over 44% Seats In Engineering Courses Remained Vacant In Gujarat In 2023
In addition, around 32% seats from MBA and MCA courses have also remained vacant in the previous year.
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Gujarat CET (GUJCET) 2021 Application Last Date Today; Details Here
Applicants seeking admission to degree and diploma programmes in engineering and pharmacy courses in Gujarat colleges will be able to apply online at gujcet.gseb.org.
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Over 120 Engineering Colleges Opt For Progressive Closure
As many as 122 private engineering colleges have opted for "progressive closure" since last year. Most of these colleges are in Maharasthra, Gujarat and Haryana. If a college goes for "progressive closure" in an academic year, it means the institution cannot admit students anymore.
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Engineering College in Gujarat Builds Autonomous Car in 28 Days
2 professors, Kaushal Jani and Nirav Desai from the Amiraj College of Engineering, Gujarat, along with a bunch of 15 students, embarked on a project to build their own version of a driverless vehicle.
