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Harshit Kumar HarshJournalist by passion and profession
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I think IMS Noida is the only institute, which is the best PGDM College in this vicinity. It has experienced faculties from IIM, as well as it has well infrastructure. Mr. Ashish Jha is the program director.
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astha singh
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Top job profiles:
Some of the most famous job profiles of Optometrists are given below:
Customer Care Associate
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Professor
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Optometry Researcher
Some of the most famous job profiles of Optometrists are given below:
Customer Care Associate
Private Practitioner
Professor
Trainee Optometrist
Vision Consultant
Optometry Researcher
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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Yes after successfully completing B.Ed. you can appear for the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET). B.Ed is necessary these days for a career in the school level teaching job.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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University of Toronto, British Columbia is the best option for you.
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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Hello Khushal,
Obviously, it won't be of any harm.
But for a B.Com graduate job, you can not expect much salary and exposure.
For a better package, one will have to go for higher education.
Good luck!
Obviously, it won't be of any harm.
But for a B.Com graduate job, you can not expect much salary and exposure.
For a better package, one will have to go for higher education.
Good luck!
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Shwetha Fernandes
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It is hard to say. Ayurveda is practised and accepted by many countries these days.
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Vikash Jain
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There are very few Institutions that offer M.Tech in Mechatronics in India. As it's a young branch, investment in M.Tech in India would be useless. I would recommend you try for Singapore or Japan for Masters in Mechatronics.
Check out the link below for colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-mechatronics-engineering-colleges-india
Check out the link below for colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-mechatronics-engineering-colleges-india
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi,
To study in Canada, the minimum band should be 6, but you should check with the universities in Canada. Some may offer you admission.
To study in Canada, the minimum band should be 6, but you should check with the universities in Canada. Some may offer you admission.
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LBIIHM
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Hello Shiv,
Yes, you can appear provided your age is less than 22 years. For further details, you can refer to the link below-
http://www.nchm.nic.in/pages/show/214-admission/161
Yes, you can appear provided your age is less than 22 years. For further details, you can refer to the link below-
http://www.nchm.nic.in/pages/show/214-admission/161
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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No govt. college offers aviation or tourism and travel management course. You can pursue IATA course if you want to make your career in the aviation field.
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ujjwal singh
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If you have PCB then you can give NEET examination as the age limit for the same in 25.
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abhishek jhaGuidance/experience/engineering/CBSE/MBA
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Strategy for SSC Tier I
The question paper comprises of 4 parts -
1) Quantitative aptitude
2) Logical Reasoning
3) English Language
4) General Studies
1) For Quantitative aptitude, brush up your basics. Select a good book. Practice as many questions, as many times, as you can. You can go for Kiran publication book for mathematics. It is a compilation of SSC questions chapter-wise. It is very beneficial for SSC exams specially for CGL, CHSL.
2) For Reasoning, refer to RS Agarwal. It will be good enough. Just practice and practice a lot. That will only save your life.
3) For English, refer to SP Bakshi for practicing questions and learning the
The question paper comprises of 4 parts -
1) Quantitative aptitude
2) Logical Reasoning
3) English Language
4) General Studies
1) For Quantitative aptitude, brush up your basics. Select a good book. Practice as many questions, as many times, as you can. You can go for Kiran publication book for mathematics. It is a compilation of SSC questions chapter-wise. It is very beneficial for SSC exams specially for CGL, CHSL.
2) For Reasoning, refer to RS Agarwal. It will be good enough. Just practice and practice a lot. That will only save your life.
3) For English, refer to SP Bakshi for practicing questions and learning the
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ritesh,
It's hard to infer what exactly you are asking about. Since many programs are interdisciplinary now you are eligible to apply for MS Physics both in India and abroad. But universities will also check if the work experience you have gained is relevant or not. With your engineering degree and work experience, you can come handy in many fields. Please clarify your query for better guidance.
It's hard to infer what exactly you are asking about. Since many programs are interdisciplinary now you are eligible to apply for MS Physics both in India and abroad. But universities will also check if the work experience you have gained is relevant or not. With your engineering degree and work experience, you can come handy in many fields. Please clarify your query for better guidance.
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Uday KONATHALA
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Hi Shreya,
Yes it is worth doing this course after 2 years of IT experience as you will get different perspective towards management and you will get better position and salary.
Yes it is worth doing this course after 2 years of IT experience as you will get different perspective towards management and you will get better position and salary.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello, there is no need to prepare for CAT right from your second year. Generally, around 6 months of diligent preparation for 3-4 hours daily is enough to score well in CAT. Though you can start your preparations for it, indirectly, by improving your vocabulary (read the editorial columns of leading newspapers and other books, novels, etc) and strengthening your logical reasoning and mental calculation skills (speed maths tricks, logical puzzles, etc). Good luck!
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