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2010-11-02 22:17:46
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Jyoti Israni
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If the ticket has been blocked due to no fault of yours (eg no attendance shortage, misbehavior etc.) den you should talk to someone higher to your faculty. A person who is senior in designation. For eg. principal or HOD.you can also try n take help from the student president if there is any.You can also try n take help from a faculty who has good relation with you for putting your case in front of the hod/principal.
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2010-11-02 22:15:24
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2010-11-02 21:54:10
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2010-11-02 21:53:03
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Raja M G
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Dear Karan,
I would suggest you to take a course in Computing as it would give you an added support to your business. After Graduation you can pursue an PG/ PGDiploma in Entrepreneurship (if you wish to excell in your family business) Because Management of six months doesn't provide an stuff to you! Hearty Wishes for a Great Career for you!
I would suggest you to take a course in Computing as it would give you an added support to your business. After Graduation you can pursue an PG/ PGDiploma in Entrepreneurship (if you wish to excell in your family business) Because Management of six months doesn't provide an stuff to you! Hearty Wishes for a Great Career for you!
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2010-11-02 21:49:24
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2010-11-02 21:46:53
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Priya Saxena
Guide-Level 11
Hi Deepak,
Assuming that you plan to pursue your higher education through the regular mode, with 37% in your BA, it is difficult to apply for either of the courses whether MBA or Law because the minimum percentage required to apply for the entrances is about 50% in most of the institutes for both the courses.
Instead if you are keen to pursue Masters, then opt for MBA through the correspondence mode as there are Universities offering this course with an eligibility requirement of Graduation only. However, pursuing Law through the correspondence mode may not be a possibility as the same holds least relevance in terms of practicing a caree
Assuming that you plan to pursue your higher education through the regular mode, with 37% in your BA, it is difficult to apply for either of the courses whether MBA or Law because the minimum percentage required to apply for the entrances is about 50% in most of the institutes for both the courses.
Instead if you are keen to pursue Masters, then opt for MBA through the correspondence mode as there are Universities offering this course with an eligibility requirement of Graduation only. However, pursuing Law through the correspondence mode may not be a possibility as the same holds least relevance in terms of practicing a caree
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2010-11-02 21:45:12
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Pooja Kohli
Guide-Level 11
Hope this resolves your query. Feel free to put up more queries. In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
Thanks,
Pooja
Thanks,
Pooja
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2010-11-02 21:42:41
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2010-11-02 21:33:42
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Mr.Prasanna Acharya
Contributor-Level 10
Hi, if you have long term planning to settle down in USA than USA study will be best option. For more information you can send your detail biodata to educationworld302@gmail.com or contact on 079 2630 4999 or 2630 5999 and refer more details on www.educationworld.co.in Prasanna Acharya CEO, Educationworld
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2010-11-02 21:32:57
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Dr. AK Sengupta
Beginner-Level 4
Dear SK,
Amity is not AICTE approved as per last knowledge on the same :
http://www.amity.edu/amityuniversity/univstatus.asp
However that does not affect your career as such. Feel free to write back to me with your queries.
Amity is not AICTE approved as per last knowledge on the same :
http://www.amity.edu/amityuniversity/univstatus.asp
However that does not affect your career as such. Feel free to write back to me with your queries.
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2010-11-02 21:11:50
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2010-11-02 21:08:27
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2010-11-02 21:07:18
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santosh
Beginner-Level 2
Gre is not required for MS in UK. if u have english marks above 60% in SSC and INTER then no need toefl or ielts also.we are from embark educational consultants. we are experts in UK process. we will guide u admission process,university selection,fee details, documentation process and visa processing , just send me ur documents embarkhyd@gmail.com ro call me 9949000374.if u process with us we will give u free flight ticket and many offers.100%visa
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2010-11-02 21:04:37
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Dr. AK Sengupta
Beginner-Level 4
Dear SK samdani,
Any degree from a good university is good for a career growth, more importantly it depends on how you leverage yourself on the interview table, pleae feel free to write back with your queries.
Any degree from a good university is good for a career growth, more importantly it depends on how you leverage yourself on the interview table, pleae feel free to write back with your queries.
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2010-11-02 20:59:03
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2010-11-02 20:57:42
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2010-11-02 20:48:37
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tara A.rahman abdul kader
Beginner-Level 1
I would like to know more about this course. am from iraq i woud like sooo much to study master dgree in hematology,my post graduated is medical laboratory technology 2005 in first attempt and i study hematology for three years thus i like to have muster dgree in hematology please answer,thanks for help
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2010-11-02 20:46:20
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prashant mishra
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Dear,
If you want to take admission in MS in Civil Engineering then you should have :- Completion of a minimum three-year Bachelor's or equivalent degree program at a university or college in the field of civil engineering or a relevant discipline with an overall 3.0 or better, unless the Board has noted the equivalence of these financial statements.
You can try this program from University of Duisburg Essen.
Hope this helps!
If you want to take admission in MS in Civil Engineering then you should have :- Completion of a minimum three-year Bachelor's or equivalent degree program at a university or college in the field of civil engineering or a relevant discipline with an overall 3.0 or better, unless the Board has noted the equivalence of these financial statements.
You can try this program from University of Duisburg Essen.
Hope this helps!
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2010-11-02 20:42:48
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Mr.Prasanna Acharya
Contributor-Level 10
Hi, you should study Civil Engineering related courses only. whether you have cleared IELTS exam? For more information you can send your detail biodata to educationworld302@gmail.com or contact on 079 2630 4999 or 2630 5999 and refer more details on www.educationworld.co.in Prasanna Acharya CEO, Educationworld
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