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Eligibility Of the Bachelor of Architecture [B.Arch.]
The duration of the course is 5 years and to get admission into B.Arch. the student must be fulfilled the following conditions:
10+2 or equivalent with minimum 50% marks along with compulsory subject of mathematics.
10th + 3 years diploma in any stream from a recognized university/ board/ institution.
Cleared NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) with the 80% marks conducted by Council of Architecture.
The students can get admission in B. Arch. by appearing in NATA entrance exam which is conducted by Council of Architecture every year and qualifying examination from a recognized university or board. There are various colleges which are taking admission of students through this entrance exam.
After this process, students got shortlisted in merit list of NATA test will be called for counseling process and on the basis of skills and availability of seats suitable candidate will get admission.

An astronaut is someone who is giving training by the space flight program to work as the pilots.
Qualifying exam
Bachelor's degree in biological Science, Engineering, Mathematics or Physical Science from a recognized university.
They need to obtain any one of the following degrees from renowned institutes like IISC or IIT.
Ph.D (Astrophysics)
Ph.D (Geophysics)
Ph.D (Metaphysics)
After graduation, candidates can appear for the entrance exam which is held by the NASA for the recruitment of scientists, Astronauts etc.
You may also find employment in ISRO
There are many openings in ISRO, which is conducted for the recruitment of scientists, engineers .
In order to join ISRO, you need to clear joint entrance exam by IIT's.
Eligibility to apply:
Should be a citizen of India
You should be at least 21 years of age by the time you join. Age relaxation is there for SC/ST candidates.
Need to be graduate from a recognized university or board.

Hi,
This profession till date remains one of the most sought by people who wish to make great money and have power in their hands. Though the qualification is not comparable with other high profile courses but it gives enough scope to climb the ladder of success in shorter time. As a health / sanitary inspector you will be more into conducting surveys, reports, field work and research on various aspects of health environment, conditions and the norms to be followed.
The core job remains to be professionals who shall supervise an assignment, conduct enough analysis when the need arises to make the people/company abide by the health standards. There are great opportunities which exist in the Government sector. Many vacancies exist in the central and state government Health departments. You can work as consultant/supervisor/chief manager in private hospitals, MNC's and other health-related departments. The candidates who have passed their 12th (science) are eligible to join a course as health inspector.

As a former Welingkar student (PGDM Full time - 2013 batch), I can throw some light on how the institute is.
I will highlight some pluses and minuses about the college and overall what to expect.
If you are looking at joining a good b-school, the below is something you should expect from the college as a bare minimum: http://bit.ly/2mEh9nL
Exposure
Internships & Final Placements
Infrastructure
Physical
Tech
Knowledge
Curriculum / Course Options
Intellectual Capital
Brand Name
Fees vs Package
Alumni
Rankings
Other opportunities/facilities
Welingkar also has a AAA committee comprising of 2nd-year students. AAA stands for Acquisition, Application and Assimilation of Knowledge. Students get the opportunity to attend education/management specific seminars (within Mumbai) and then chip in with their ideas on how to improve the education standards of the courses making it more practical based. Dean & Professors are the mentors who review the ideas shared.
Overall, I hope I have given you good insights on why Welingkar is a good investment and in general what you should expect from a college. If you get into Welingkar, go for it unless you have a better option at hand.
Good luck!