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Hi Nikita,
What kind of jobs are you looking for? Which country you want to visit?

Study hard and give your best in CAT. Don't force yourself too much and keep calm while giving the exam.
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A person can pursue Ph.D in a subject in which he/she has completed Master's program. All universities do have provision for Ph.D, you need to check their websites and explore opportunity.

You should get into IIT for good job in aerospace engineering.

The highest package offered to finance students is around Rs 4 lakhs per annum.The least package offered to finance students is around Rs 2.5 lakhs per annum in SSIM.

Hi,
You can prefer to do journalism and mass communication. Nowadays, it is having a great scope, people mostly go for it. Else, everything depends on your interest. If you seriously want to make your future in this then go ahead with it.
All the best!

Hi,
The information is available on MIT website. In addition to the general SAT, you must take SAT subject tests in level 1 or level 2 mathematics and at least one science subject either in physics, chemistry or biology. You should take physics subject test and either one of the mathematics test.

The average package is between Rs 5-6 lac. And highest package somewhere around Rs 13 lac. You need to score above 65 percentile in CAT

The M.Sc. Degree is offered only in a particular discipline, which means that it will only deal with one main subject or specialisation of business. So then, M.Sc. Is the perfect choice if one wishes to pursue a career in a specialised field, such as finance. An MBA, on the other hand, is an all-encompassing degree.

You can take various courses like B.Tech, B.Arch., B.Sc., fashion designing, etc. Apart from these courses you can go for BCA and CS also. There are lots of options. It depends on your area of interest.
B.Tech and B.Sc. has various subjects like CSE, ECE, ME, EEE, CE, EIE, aeronautical engineering, etc. In B.Sc., you can go for B.Sc. in physics, chemistry, mathematics, CS, IT, etc. Choose your career according to your interest area.

There is no difference as both are valid degrees offered by approved universities. Usually, the colleges under the jurisdiction of Mumbai University offers MMS degrees and others offer MBA.

A student can pursue two academic programmes, one in full time physical mode and another in Open and Distance Learning (ODL)/Online mode; or up to two ODL/Online programmes simultaneously. So you can do the UG in commerce and arts through correspondence/ Distance.

B.Sc is not a disqualification for MBA. On the other hand, it is a good qualification, as it provides good mathematical thinking.

It is a matter of interest, as far as English is concerned. It's not a problem of marks. You can surely get a seat.