u/Top-Imagination5499

Central Library kaha hai books wali

Fresher here.. I'm a bit of an introvert so uhh looking inside the learning resource center was pretty awkward everyone seemed busy I walked around went up a floor but it was just study cubes and all.....

Where is the library with the physical books i wanna check it out..... Also lrm mein baith ke kuch bhi kar sakte hain yah it's strictly for studies and notes.. 😭

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u/Top-Imagination5499 — 2 days ago

Need help with this timetable -_-

fresher here...does it saying cancelled mean its definitely cancelled ?....meaning my first class is at 3:55 and in room 107-N-CB......where would this room be does N mean N block ?.

u/Top-Imagination5499 — 4 days ago

Confusion

So my father has paid 5he fees..I'm joining as fresher the entire fee payment is done..but for some reason I've stopped receiving any emails..like the last I got was for deeksharamb..dad's away but he said he talked to the provided numbers they said report on 10th.i wanted to opt for bus..we did fill a form but no other word if transporta are confirmed or not just wanna know if transport is asked on reporting day...also session starts on 13 right

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u/Top-Imagination5499 — 13 days ago
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Two Bachelor's Degree's ?

I have a specific question about doing two bachelor's degrees back-to-back at Bennett University. I'm planning to do a BBA first (3 years) and then want to do a B.Des (4 years) afterward because I want the full foundational design education, not an M.Des (since I'll lack the basics). I know UGC allows two degrees, and Bennett's B.Des eligibility says "Class 12 pass with 50%" without mentioning prior degree holders are disqualified. Has anyone done something similar—two bachelor's degrees one after another at Bennett or any other private university? Do they treat you as a "fresh entrant" even with a prior degree, or is there an age limit or hidden rule that blocks this? The university website doesn't explicitly say a second bachelor's is not allowed, but I'd like to confirm with people who have experience. Since i like their bdes course i may not go for bba here now if i wont be able to pursue b.des later Please share if you've tried this or know someone who has. Thank you

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u/Top-Imagination5499 — 2 months ago