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A student seeking admission to B.Sc./B.Com./B.A. courses should have passed the Intermediate Examination conducted by the Board of Intermediate Education, A.P.or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto. For admission into B.Sc,the student should have studied the relevant subjects at +2 level (for Physical Sciences - MPC; for Biological Sciences BPC) while all students who have passed intermediate are eligible to apply for B.Com. & B.A. courses irrespective of the subjects studied at the Intermediate level.
(b). A student seeking admission to B.Sc. I Year course should have passed the qualifying examination with at least 40% marks in the optional subjects. S.C. & S.T. categories are eligible if they secure pass marks in the optional subjects.
(c). No candidate is permitted to pursue more than one course at a time in the same institution or different institutions.
(d). All students pursuing degree courses in Nizam College are eligible to enroll for the certificate and diploma courses introduced under UGC (COP) add-on scheme by the college.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
I. Admissions are made strictly on the basis of merit. On the date and time of the spot admission, when a candidate's name, marks, etc. are announced he/she has to produce the receipt of the application form to obtain entry into the admission room.
II. After verification of certificates and counseling, IN CASE OF BEING ALLOTED ADMISSION candidates are required to fill in the 'Admission Form', pay the fees ON THE SPOT and submit the form along with the Original Transfer Certificate and two sets of photocopies (duly attested) of the other certificates listed below and collect the Admission Slip.
a. Transfer Certificate from the Institution where the candidate has studied Intermediate or its equivalent.
b. Pass Certificate/Provisional Certificate of the qualifying examination.
c. Memorandum of Marks.
d. Study Certificate/Bonafide Certificate of School and Intermediate.
e. Proof of Local/Non-local status according to the rules in force. Annexure I & II).
f. B.C./S.C./S.T. Caste Certificates issued on or after 1-4-2015 by a competent authority through 'MEESEVA' only. (Annexure-III).
g. Latest Income Certificate issued on or after 1-4-2015 by a competent authority through 'MEESEVA' only.
h. Migration Certificate/No Objection Certificate in case of candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from a board other than the Board of Intermediate, Government of Andhra Pradesh

Hi Aditi,
See, the scope also depends on which college you are passing out such as IIMs or XLRI. The scope of the MBA in HR is a very much demanding profession. As you know HR is the most important part of any organization/company. There are various job opportunities in the field of human resource management. All industries need to hire an HR administrator(s) to settle and handle the activities regarding the hiring of an employee, their benefits, compensation, salary settlement, training & development and maintain the work performance of the employee, and ensure that all activities are done as per the company policy. the fresher should concentrate on the following qualities and skills required to be successful in HR field:
Effective Communication Skills: It is the important factor in individuals for effective communication skills. If you are excellent in communication with peoples then, you will surely make unity in the organization.
Supervision Quality: This quality belongs to the supervising of your junior in every field where they have your need. You have to build the quality of giving direction to your junior employees.
Planning skills: This skill is a very important part to provide a favored situation for your company. In this, you have to know the best techniques of planning and creation with the development of peoples working in your company.

Polytechnic Diploma is a technical degree that can get you a good job on its own. However, in order to win more diverse career opportunities and be eligible for high-level jobs, graduation or further studies is a must. Moreover, during your Polytechnic Diploma, you are only introduced to foundational aspects of your respective study domain along with practical training. This training might be enough for you to take up junior level jobs or to start early, but they won't help you to get the necessary promotions or make you eligible for higher level jobs. The most popular option for Polytechnic Diploma holders, especially those from engineering domains, is to take up B.Tech or B.E. For this, candidates need to appear for the respective Engineering Entrance Test for the college and course they want to join. Many engineering colleges offer lateral entry to Engineering Diploma holders. Polytechnic Diploma courses are rightly termed as the short-cut to a professional career by many students, as they offer excellent scope and varied career opportunities to the students. For Class 10th students, who are facing financial difficulties or those who want to start their job career early, Polytechnic offers several career options that are exciting and lucrative. They can opt to join the government service sector through PSU jobs, take up jobs with private companies or even start their own business and be self-employed. So, lets look at the key job career options that a Polytechnic Diploma holder can pursue after the completion of the course. Hope it helps.