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Canada is one of the rare countries that gives you an opportunity to transfer your admission from an Indian college to a college in the Canada through the credit system. First of all I would like to let you know what a credit is. In Canada,a student in a high school or university earns credits for the successful completion of each course for each academic term.The state or the institution generally sets a minimum number of credits required to graduate.
Normally,transfers are made after completing of the 1st year of your undergraduation which i believe is your case.To conclude, if you have earned the set number of credits in your 1st year of your BE, as per the Canadian requirement, you are eligible to transfer your BE to a college in the Canada.However,i would also like to let you know that your academic marks in the 1st year would also play an important role in such a transfer.
IMPORTANT:The nature or character of courses that are offered at the transfer institution must be compatible or nearly similar in nature with that of the Indian institution. Also, the Indian institution must be recognized by the ministry of education or an authorized body like AICTE in India.
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Dear Sidarth,
You can surely learn java, go up to it's highest levels to stand uniquely among those who now java.
For this Proceed as under :
J2SE
J2EE
JFC/JSF
Jakarta STRUTS
SPRING
HIBERNATE
These are the modules in order that you should be learning to master java and appear for the exams simultaneously viz. Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP), Sun Certified Web Developer (SCJWD), Sun Java Architect exam, etc.
This can definitely help you get a decent profile job in java.
But remember the ultimate thing is up to your own potential only. no course or degree can 100% guarantee you the placements. You yourself have to perform.
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Hi Navneet!
There are two parts in which the Civil Services Exam takes place and these are: Preliminary and Main.
The subjects in both the phase may differ, in fact the choice expands in the Main exam. Although it would not be possible for us to provide you with the entire list of the subjects/ topics of choice but then based on your education background you can opt for the following options :
Law, Public Administration, Political Science, Indian History, Sociology and many like wise.
BA. LLB is a 5 year integrated course and it is not necessary to start preparing for the civil services in the very first year itself as there is quite a long time before you get eligible for writing civil services. I would suggest you to concentrate well on your career course as of now, later at the phase of its completion you may enroll with an institute which coach students for the IAS/ Civil Services.To know about this Exam and the institutes which offer coaching for the same:
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Dear Ambik,
Albeit, i would suggest you to for regular MCA, as that's always recommended but if you don't have option to pursue the regular degree, you can surely opt for degree from distance.
Also as you don't have much experience in IT industry yet, any IT company including the one you currently work for, will certainly value the PG degree as syllabus is almost kept the same to regular courses.
PG degree is always a good option to increase your profile value and henceforth you should proceed with that. Also as previously said, i will stick to saying that you should in parallel give out some certification exams and try clearing some, as the knowledge is much sought after you will have some 2+ years experience.
And SMU is best known for its distance programs, so yu can opt for that without worries.
Best of luck !
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Hi Nishant,
The entry requirement for getting admission in MBA in UK is :- Bachelors degree from a recognized university , Non UK degrees should be first class degrees & at least 3 yrs in duration , Applicants with relevent management exp may be considered with an appropriate professional qualifications and/or second class bachelors degree.
International students are required to take IELTS (International English Language Test) or TOEFL ( Test of English as a Foreign Language) . Your university communicate you the exact bands or percentile required for the particular course.
These are the top colleges in UK for MBA:- London Business School University of London, Judge Business School University of Cambridge , Oxford Sad Business School University of Oxford, Lancaster University Management School Lancaster University , Manchester Business School University of Manchester, Warwick Business School University of Warwick, Cranfield School of Management Cranfield University, Strathclyde Business School University of Strathclyde, Tanaka Business School Imperial College LondonLeeds Business School Leeds University
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Hi Tanvi,
Haldia Law College (HIL) offers LLB, B.A.LL.B and LL.M courses. The minimum eligibility to pursue 3 year Bachelor in Law (LL.B) is to be a graduate degree from a recognized University and to get through for the admission process, you would require to qualify an entrance but then this may differ from one institute to another and to know further information, it is advised to contact the institute
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