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BHM itself means Bachelor's in Hotel Management. BHM is majorly classified into 4 core subjects. Front Office, Housekeeping, Food Production and Food and Beverage Service. It is for people who are passionated about working in the hospitality industry. One who goes through this course will get a 6-month mandatory training as per the degree guidelines. Overall, BHM gives you a perspective of all departments in one book. It is having huge scope and can help you get good placements.

Osmania University, Hyderabad and Acharya Nagarjuna University, Hyderabad offer distance education programme in M.Sc. Statistics. The courses are highly reputed. But, the issue is that assignments and even Exams are to be given at their study centers which are located in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh states only. So, it is not truly distance education. In case you are able to appear in their study centers, it is still a good option. IGNOU has another programme PGDAST.

If you are getting CSE in Thapar Institute Of Engineering and Technology, then go and grab the opportunity blindly, because if you loose this chance then it will ne really bad for you. TIET is much better than Chandigarh University. I'm not saying that CU is not good but if you compare both universities, then Thapar Institute will be far ahead than Chandigarh University. By chance if you do not get CSE at Thapar, then you can come for CSE at Chandigarh University. I hope I've cleared all your doubts. For more visit: http://www.thapar.edu/.

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M.Sc in Mathematics graduates can find lot of opportunities in Research and Development firms, Economic Research firms, Market Research firms and Manufacturing firms. They can also work in various government colleges after qualifying SET or NET exam.
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Amity University, Kolkata provides M.Com in financial management. The minimum eligibility to apply is 50% in B.Com & minimum 60% in 12th with maths.

Join a game designing institute. Bangalore and Pune have many good institutes.

No, for Masters degree in German you should have German in your graduation.

Yes, you are eligible to take NDA.

Hi,Educational Qualifications: Qualified in 10+2 examination with Maths & Physics and at least one of these subjects - Chemistry/Biology/Computer Science from the Boards of School Education recognized by MHRD, Government of India.
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After class 12th, there are two ways in which one can study law in India-
1.). After class 12th by opting for 5 years long Integrated Law course.
2.). After Graduation by opting for 3 years long LLB course.
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All MBA colleges accepting XAT Score will release their respective category-wise cutoff after the declaration of result.

Best course to study depends on the individual, the student's personal interest and career goals. What do you want to study and what kind of job do you want to do? Ask yourself. Civil Engineering is vast. You may opt for a specialised Masters. If you have any specific country in mind then check their immigration websites for job scope. Many B.Tech student also go for MBA after gaining some work experience. Nowadays MS in Engineering Management is also popular which combines technical and managerial skills.

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It is not a question of which one is better, it should be a question of preference of the institution. AILET is only for NLU-D, while CLAT gives you an opportunity to apply for 18 National Law Universities, including NLSIU Bangalore and NALSAR Hyderabad, which as per some rankings are better than NLU Delhi. ISAT India is a national level entrance test organized by the Pearson VUE on behalf of LSAC India. Through ISAT India, applicants are granted admissions to BA LLB and LLM. programs offered by over 70 law colleges in India.

Yes, you can pass.

You cannot do a degree/Diploma course before completing higher secondary which means class 12th. Though, there are short term course in photography which you can do while being in any standard. All the best.