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Hi Dinesh,
If you want to pursue a 2-year course, you can apply for an advanced Diploma or post secondary Diploma. You must ideally look for Bachelor's degree programmes with the good academic grades you have. Check for admission requirements on college websites, enquire about co-op options, career assistance they provide and then apply.

Dear Joseph Abraham,
Jamia is related to mostly minority students, if you are able to cope up with the environment you can do. There will be few seats for others. Check out those details and you can go ahead.
All the best.

JEE Mains 2017 is not counting 12th boards marks so you don't have to worry about it. Concentrate on the JEE Advance course and prepare well. All the best!

Hello Gaurav,
Yes, you can pursue this course from Welingkar, Mumbai. The Diploma in this college has been set part from the fact that syllabus taught to the students has all the required aspects to sustain and thrive as a successful professional in the dynamic world of media and entertainment.
The course is delivered and designed by industry stalwarts to provide the students a deeper understanding of the industry. The program is aimed at molding aspiring media and entertainment buffs into media professionals.

What have you done? MBA in event management can be done after a graduation in any stream. There is no specific eligibility criteria for that. Post Graduation in event management can be done in mass communication and media studies institutes.

Dear Apaar Singh,
At Delhi, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Shaheed Sukhdev College, IP University, etc. are the top in Delhi. Coming to others, you can try with LPU, Chandigarh University, etc.
All the best.

Dear Vipin Malakar,
Prestige is one of the best institute in Indore. Check the following website for the complete details: https://www.shiksha.com/college/prestige-institute-of-management-and-research-indore-37031
All the best.

BCA or MCA will help you to get programmer jobs. Actually it all depends on your area of interest.

Hello Vikash,
The online exam is yet to be conducted. Don't have negative thoughts like scoring 50 out of 360. Think positively. Think of getting 300 marks. With 50 marks your only chance is management quota of a private engineering college.

Hello Sameer,
Sorry, you cannot pursue MBA from Sinhgad institute or any of the colleges affiliated to Pune University as the minimum percentage required in graduation to pursue Masters or post graduation is 50%. Your score in the entrance exam is also less to apply to any other deemed universities. I suggest you give the class improvement in your graduation and appear in entrance exam once again. Give ATMA as it is accepted by Sinhgad institute and it is much easier than MH-CET. Keep hopes and try hard in your next attempt.
Good luck.

Hi Kopal,
The extempore is taken in front of the audience. Do not worry the audience will be just a few students.
To get admissions for PGDM in any specialisation, you require minimum 50% in your graduation. So, yes, you can get admission for Finance or HR.

If your degree is awarded based on aggregate marks then you will have no problem in seeking admission in MBA.

Yes, you have to appear and qualify JEE or WBJEE entrance exam for the same.

Hello Sukhvinder,
You have not mentioned your subjects and interests. I feel that if you are hardworking and interested in a subject then you should go fully for that subject. Ultimately what will happen 4/6 years from today, nobody can predict. Go for the subject that you like.

Hey, you can. You will also find bank stalls in campus itself on the day of induction, so it's not a problem.

There is a very small difference among the syllabus of BCA and B.Sc in IT. B.Sc in IT is having more focus on theoretical concepts of computer science whereas BCA syllabus emphasis is on applications development and maintenance. Market acceptance of BCA and B.Sc IT is similar. Both degree holders will have done PG for a meaningful career in IT industry.