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Dear Akul,
For Masters in canada or any other country one should have a GMAT score and english test score of 6.5+ on a scale of 10, But ultimate eligibility requirements vary university to university.
With this one must have good academic and social work background as well which is given so much weight age outside india.
good luck

There is actually no pass/fail in these standardized international tests. Whatever marks you score you can or cannot get admission. You must note that there are certain universities in the USA like all in Australia/Ireland/UK/Canada/NZ which do not require GRE/GMAT. Then again you must check their accreditation, ranking, reputation, etc. Contact www.scholarclips.co.in/contact-us.htm for more details.

In order to compare between two colleges and get accurate result, you can use the tool developed by Shiksha.Com
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison. Also WBJEE 2018 College Predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor.

It is not advisable to drop two years just for the preparation of CLAT. It is a very crucial period you, have to put more hard work and efforts.

Eligibility for msc is graduation. So you can do it. But doing Mtech is much more beneficial than that of Msc.
Now a days, so many students are doing msc math after bsc and ba maths. So I advice you to do Mtech than that of Msc.
Also after btech, there are so many career opportunities, you will definitely get a very good job.
I hope my answer will help you.
Wishing you best of luck for your future. .

Its all about your interest. If you are interested in Research, then go for M.Pharmacy. There are various specialisations in the field like pharmaceutics, Pharma analysis, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical chemistry, etc. If you like business, management and all, then go for MBA (Pharma MBA or specialised in marketing and sales, operations, Hospital management). If you are interested in doing government job, you can apply for government pharmacist, drug inspector, UPSC. Even you can do LL.B. and become a lawyer.

PGDM and MBA is not different as far as the placements are concerned as the placement is centralized for both IIMP and ISBS or the other campuses. But what is important to make your decision is the basic difference between the two courses. Which I am sure you are aware of. But as far as the placements are concerned you will not have any issues whether you are from PGDM or MBA course. And placements for Indira Group of Institutes for last year was highest package-12 Lakhs p.a, average package was 5 lakhs p.a. and lowest can be as low as 2.5 lakhs p.a. I hope that helps.

I think its not good idea to take admission in bsc after completing diploma in electronics.

It's depend upon your location and your choice

Hello Ayaan,Their is only one change & that is last year our Direcror was Dr.Akilesh kumar who left the college due to some personal reasons.Now S.p.chauhan is our Director for 2016-2017 academic year.

Whatever u have thought is the best option in this current market because lot of opportunities are available for B.Tech CSE & MCA in top & average MNC's but atleast u have to maintain minimum 60 % in MCA without Backlog. Otherwise most of the opportunities will not be useful for u.

If you are resident of Maharashtra then it is easier for you to get a good government college in less marks. With these marks, I think you will get.

They are good enough to clear all your difficulties in your academics.

An Architect has a lot of opportunities such as
Entrepreneurs
Architects (Junior/ Senior)
Furniture design
Photography
Construction& Community based volunteering
Infrastructure development
Graphic design
Set Design
Jewelry design
Advance research in Architecture
Faculty @ School of Architecture
History, Restoration and Preservation
Interior design
Product design
Landscape Design
Project/ Construction Management
You can look into this link for the architecture colleges - https://www.coa.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=0&linkid=25&lid=26

vit Vellore far better than srm in all standards

Both are same, just a difference in the name