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The supply chain field is a smart choice for mechanical graduates. I suggest you seek an MBA in supply chain or operations at one of the nation's top business institutions, not just at any old college, if you are not expected to begin working right away. A SAP certification for the supply chain is not advised if you have no prior work experience. Obtaining your Supply Chain Analyst certification from the IIPMR Institute is the simplest method to break into the supply chain sector. The training emphasises supply chain business processes rather than supply chain tools or ERP, and this certification is recognised globally.

Kumaun University offers postgraduate programmes based on a merit list and entrance exams. The university considers the results of applicants in the qualifying test when considering them for admission to its M.Sc. Programmes. The students need to have a Bachelor’s degree in the relevant field to apply for admission to this programme.

There is no actual data available for cutoff. But Candidates should mandatorily study Biology or Agriculture subject in Class 12th. Candidates should score minimum 50% - 60% aggregate marks in Class 12

The cut-off information for Bachelor of computer Applications at Arya Kanya Mahavidyalaya is 10000 and it is the highest closing rank by which student can decide the future or the placements and can decide future.

Greetings Aspirant,
I hope you are doing well. NEET examination is not required for you to get a seat in GS Medical College for BPT. Yes, there is a normal eligibilty required like 10+2. The fees would be some where around 2.4 lakhs.BPT or Bachelor of physiotherapy is a four year undergraduate professional course that deals with the science of physical movement and channelising it to prevent disability and diseases of movement. Physiotherapy or physical therapy is an allied health profession that helps people increase, maintain or restore their physical mobility, function and strength.
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As you have mentioned that you have completed your Bachelors in business administration. So now you are not eligible for integrated MBA as it is a combination of UG and PG course. Now you can pursue MBA in general or with specialisation.

30k + year is fee of course

A large number of college offer you Master education but choosing M.Sc. Or M.Tech will be base on the graduation course you have done.

B.Sc in Chemistry at Vikram Deb Autonomous College is a three years course program. In order to pursue this course one should complete his or her intermediate with 60 to 90 percentage and the fee structure is 4795 per year as it's a three year course.

MBA is better in terms of placement because it provides a vast statement over subject and career choices. The main difference between both of them is that PGDM IN management has a narrow concept in varies with MBA.

It is totally depend on the person pursuing it. If you like to deal with workforce management you can opt for HR & if you are good at handling accounts you can opt finance as your specialisation. These are the best two options in my POV.

Yes sir, you can apply for degree in almost every college in India since there is no age restrictions for pursuing Bachelors in India. The Education Department is supporting individuals who are wanting to achieve degrees in various subjects and various genres.

The choice to pursue one of them in this situation is entirely up to you, just as it would be if you had enough financial security to give up your job and enrol in an MBA programme full-time. Going for an executive MBA will get you a sizable income and a promotion if you don't want to quit your job.

The fee at Thiru. Vi. Ka. Government Arts College for M.Sc. in Chemistry is around INR 11,900/- The exact amount is not available.

The fee structure at Palanisamy College of Arts for M.Sc. in Chemistry is 30,000 to 50,000 for a year.

Yes it is valuable. You can also opt MBA executive as it gives a great salary and position hike.

Dear MV, Yes, if you prepare effectively and according to a strategy, you can always pass the JEE Advanced exam. Getting into IIT is most certainly not impossible. It is necessary to fall into a category where you are married, have a decent ranking, and meet the quota requirements for OBC NCL students at various IITs. Utilize the time you have left before the exam to review your weak areas and attempt to give a mock exam so you can determine which areas you need to focus on improving in order to perform better. I wish you well.

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Hi Aspirant, Yes, As you have mentioned that you have secured 340 marks. For getting admission into MBBS at private colleges, you just need to clear the NEET exam. As you belong to the general category you can get management seat in the private medical colleges. Check all the facilities in the college you want to get admission in, and select wisely. Good luck!