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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
Please refer to the link: https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/b-com-loyola-college-lc-chennai-nungambakkam-82601
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As per your rank I fear that you may not get any branch in any of the campuses of SRM, so try for other colleges.
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I feel marine engineering has great future. Majority of goods traffic is carried by ships. More & bigger ports are being built. This points to a very good future.
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With 75% or above in HSC, you are likely eligible for admission to B.Sc in Physics at various colleges in Mumbai. Most institutions require a minimum of 45% to 50% in aggregate, and competitive colleges may have higher cut-offs. Your percentage enhances your chances, but final admission depends on merit lists and entrance exam scores. It’s advisable to check specific college requirements for the most accurate information.
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There are vacancies being announced every day in newspapers. I would advise you to get registered with a good agency to get offers. But mind you, only quality gets job.
Best wishes
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You have almost nil chances in govt colleges. Your only chance is to get admission via management quota of private engineering colleges. Else, you can take break and appear next year.
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If your school (outside US) is not listed then type 000004 on the 'High School Code' field. Also select your country. Please use the FAQ section too.
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MIT scholarships are based on financial background. How much fee you have to pay, it is too early to answer this question. It will depend how much scholarship you will get, if any, and how much will be the tuition fee during the time you apply. It is best if you communicate with them. Please read more here:
https://sfs.mit.edu/undergraduate-financial-aid/types-of-aid/mit-scholarships
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Yes, you can do it without any drawbacks, if the exam dates doesn't clash.
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