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Hi Khushal,
Well, you have got two high choices. But its totally up to you to decide which way you would prefer after graduation.
MBA deals with the management part i.e managing business administration of any organization . Whereas MCA is all about the higher studies of computer application and which have the software industry as its main backbone.
Now as you are from software background, you will have advantages to pursue MCA after graduation. And this will be the best career path for you.
Listed below are the MBA and MCA entrance exams :
MBA :
CAT
SNAP
CMAT
XAT
IIFT
MCA :
IIT JAM- Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission Test for Masters
BHU- Banaras Hindu University MCA Entrance Test
WBJEE JECA- West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam MCA
NIMCET- National Institute MCA Entrance Test
BITS MCA- Birla Institute of Technology MCA Entrance Test
VIT MCA- Vellore Institute of Technology MCA Entrance Exam
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Hi Shan,
-To become a commercial pilot in India, one has to first possess a Student Pilot License (SPL).
-You must be over 17 years of age and have completed Plus Two with physics and mathematics and register at a flying club which is recognized by Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India. Registration requires a medical certificate, security clearance and a bank guarantee.
-Next is Private Pilot License (PPL) which includes sixty hours of flying. This makes one eligible for the PPL exam, with a medical Fitness Certificate issued by the Armed Forces Central Medical Establishment (AFCME).
-A Commercial Pilot Licence may be obtained only after a PPL has been acquired. To obtain a Commercial Pilots License (CPL) 250 hours of flying is necessary. With the CPL, a pilot can take up any professional assignment.
As for the fee is concerned, this will vary but then as the cost is high in this training, there are higher chances of the amount to exceed far beyond to your specification with an average of about 20 lacs.
Please refer to the link for institutes:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=Commerical+Pilot+License&c=6&sc=87&sa=^0^301^0^0^0&ts=67958&rf=searchwidget&sp[]=301&ldb=l-301
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Hi Rishikesh,
As per your query you can pursue BBA followed by MBA.
After completing graduation you have two options:
- opt for a job
- opt for further studies
If you wish to build your career as an expert in a discipline or field, then you should pursue a post-graduation in that subject, but, if you are more interested in climbing the corporate ladder on the management track then MBA is a good choice.
It is advisable that before opting for any course you must first decide in which field you wish to build your career and then select the best course accordingly as per your interest and liking.
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Hi Jeel,
MCA is a 3 year programme where as M.Sc. IT is a 2 year programme. MCA covers the software and its application related field while M.Sc. IT covers both the hardware and software field. A person with strong background in computational and scientific field is only able to opt for this course. Those who have pursued a graduation in IT or computer technology alone can opt for M.Sc. IT, while MCA can be done by any science graduate.
Both the courses are equally good, it just depends on your interest that which specific domain you want to learn.
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Hi Santanu.
As per your experience you are into very good sector. And as per the news of economic times all contracts in railways would be on e-tendering by the end of the year. So there as good scope in this sector. You can refer the link below for more information:
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/transportation/railways/all-railway-contracts-to-be-on-e-tendering-suresh-prabhu/articleshow/50046029.cms
And apart from this there is a wide variety of options for higher studies for students who have completed graduation in the commerce stream. The students can do their post graduation in any of the disciplines such as Economics, International Studies, Law or arts. It is also possible for students to choose Statistics, Insurance or Education as their specializations.
You may opt for higher studies options after B.Com like LLB, M.Com, CA or CRISIL Certified Analyst Program (CCAP) or in banking sector like Diploma in Banking & Financial Services(HDBFS). Talking about MBA, you may opt for any of the specializations like Financial Management, Management Studies, Marketing Management, Human Resources Development Management, Information Technology, Retail Management, etc. You may even go ahead further with E-MBA or Executive Program in Applied Finance - IIM Calcutta.
You can also go for various short term courses to increase your skills and knowledge in different field of study and interests like Diploma In Treasury And Forex Management, Merchant Banking And Financial Services, Export-Import, Foreign Trade, Financial Management and Banking. Other courses like Computer specific Tally, Hotel Management, Foreign Languages, Fashion Merchandising, Industrial Design, Library Sciences, Travel and Tourism, Secretarial Courses, Medical Transcription etc.
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Hi Jayesh,
Usually migration is permitted on a case to case basis within the university itself in the second year. However, migration across institutes after the second year will not be permitted. However, do check with your current college on the guidelines.
If you are studying in the 1st year of engineering course and want to change the branch after completing 1st year of engineering i.e in the 2nd year then you can change the branch in 2nd year if your CGPA in the first year is minimum 8.5 or above and there are no backlog in any paper of 1st year. If you satisfy the above eligibility criteria then you can change the branch after completing 1st year of engineering.
Food Technology:
Food technology is taught in the undergraduate and postgraduate levels in colleges of India. The different courses offered are:
B.Sc in Food Technology; B.Sc in Food Science; B.Sc in Food and Nutrition; B.Sc in; Food Preservation; B.Tech in Food Engineering; B.Sc Tech; M.Sc in Food Science; M.Sc in Food Technology; M.Sc in Food and Fermentation Technology; M.Sc in Food Science Technology; M.Sc in Food and Nutrition; Diploma in Food Analysis and Quality Assurance; Diploma in Food Science Technology; Certificate Course in Food Science Preservation; Certificate Course in Food Science Technology; Ph.D in Food Technology
The basic academic qualification required for admission to the undergraduate courses of study in food technology is successful completion of 10+2 school board examinations with Science as your chosen stream of study. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology must be compulsory subjects at the school level. For admission to the postgraduate programs in food technology, you must have a graduation degree in food technology.
List of Entrance Tests for Admission to Food Technology Colleges:
-GATE Entrance Examination for admission to Food Technology courses
-CFTRI (Central Food Technological Research Institute entrance examination) for admission to the M.Sc course in food technology in CFTRI, Mysore
-AIJEE (All India Joint Entrance Examination) for admission to the B.Tech course of study in food technology. The state level JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) will also get you admission to the course.
-IICPT (Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology entrance examination) for admission to B.Tech and M.Tech courses of study in food process engineering.
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