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After class 12th, you can pursue aerospace engineering, aeronautical engineering or courses related like B.Sc in physics and then M.Sc in space technology. You can also pursue courses specifically in telecommunication or space technology or satellite communication etc. There are different courses available. You can also pursue B.Tech in mechanical engineering and then M.Tech in space propulsion systems. This course will help you in entering into space. Also B.Tech in electronics and telecommunication and then M.Tech in satellite communication will be helpful.

For pursuing D. Pharma through distance, pass with any one of following groups:
Intermediate with science, 10+2 exam in science with PCB or PCM, or pre-degree examination.

Yes its possible, you can do it.

Such things happen in life and studies. Dropout Tag is mere a state of your own mind. People will tag, if you stick to it.

They have a vast scope. If you want to pursue robotics , then take admission in a good Institute that really teaches you about the technology used in today's world and provides you with practical exposure.

It is a great option as they have good faculty and placement assistance.

Lower ranked MCA colleges and open universities do not have facility of campus placement. Majority of fresher computer graduate hiring by Indian IT companies and MNC is through campus placement. It is difficult to get good job if you do not get selected in campus placement after or during MCA degree course.

Please tell what are you actually interested in ,which subject ? and I will give you list of certification course in that.

Can you learn to depend on your textbooks and other study-material, added? If you can build up your quality, nothing can stop you in life.

CIMS is better in terms of its placements assistance and internship opportunities and has a better brand value.

Hello Absar,
You should score at least 65 to 70 percent to get admission into engineering college. However, the higher the percentage you get, the better it is as the good engineering colleges demand a higher percentage in 12th standard.
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Minimum eligibility for application to the ITM PGDM programs is a Bachelors Degree from any AIU recognized University with minimum 50% marks aggregate.
Final year students may also apply.
In addition, candidates must have appeared for one of the following MBA Entrance Tests: CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT & State CET tests where applicable, and as per AICTE guidelines.

As a Mathematics graduate, you would have superior numerical skills, therefore MBA in fiancee can be very good option for you. If you have good computing skills, you can also evaluate MBA in IT with specialization in Data Analytics as an alternate. You are eligible for all MBA specialization options. You may chose any based on your interests, strengths and personality to excel in professional career.

You can appear in CAT exam for the number of times you want.

You are eligible for following entrance exams. JEE Main
JEE Advanced
BITSAT
VITEEE
AMUEEE
Indian Navy B.Tech entry scheme. CUET (UG)
NDA
ISI for B. Math and B.Stat.

Hi,
You can prefer MBA or M.Sc. You have to appear for CAT, MAT or XAT for MBA. For M.Sc. you have to appear for TIFR or IIT-JAM.

I would suggest you to go for a degree course, as that has more value and will help you get better job prospects.

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