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Yes, you have a chance of getting seat in Amy branch in this college. So, proceed with your option in the counselling. All the best.

Hello,
Minimum qualification is 12th passed/appearing with 75% aggregate of best four including 85% in English for general category. A general candidate should have Minimum 60% in four subjects (including mathematics), 54% for OBC, and passing marks are required for SC/ST. Thank you.

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Hi,
For teaching in higher secondary level in school, you need to have B.Ed with your Masters. All the best.

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Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering and electrical engineering are the most prominent branch which will get you to the government job.

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Hi I would suggest you try for better colleges than SSN as their placements are pretty poor and mediocre. Recently they came to SRM campus for a company called Ingram Micro for campus drive and not a single one of them cleared and they also lacked in basic communication too. I applied in SSN but was glad I got rejected because I got better opportunities and exposure here in SRM than SSN. Would suggest you try for places elsewhere like LIBA and Great Lakes which offers Great ROI and better roles than just sales based roles

Hello,Preparing for NDA is not just all about to prepare for written exam, you also need to prepare yourself physically and try to work on your personal development, try to build up some officers like qualities in you, first prepare yourself for written examination.
Go with the syllabus work hard, then make yourself ready for SSB interview.
Don't worry, if you put your hard efforts definitely you will find yourself in NDA one day
All the best.

Yes, passport is mandatory for CFA.

In different states, no of government universities are offerings the same course as degree or PG Diploma, so you can opt as per your choice.

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For scholarship check the official website of college or state portal.