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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Abhishek,
Ideally, one should expect around 3.5 lacs per annum to 4 lacs per annum after an experience of over 3 years in ant IT company. However, this isn't mandatory as it depends on your performance, market conditions, profit earned by the company in these financial years and on other factors. Currently, due to the global recession and issues related to VISA by the USA, the IT industry has suffered a setback. Therefore, the increments per year will certainly stoop down.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
Ideally, one should expect around 3.5 lacs per annum to 4 lacs per annum after an experience of over 3 years in ant IT company. However, this isn't mandatory as it depends on your performance, market conditions, profit earned by the company in these financial years and on other factors. Currently, due to the global recession and issues related to VISA by the USA, the IT industry has suffered a setback. Therefore, the increments per year will certainly stoop down.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
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Both the courses are best in their respective fields. B.Arch deals with all sorts of designing structures and many more. Whereas, B.Tech deals with the rest other engineering fields as computer science, civil, mechanical, electronics, electrical and many more.
Both the courses are best in their respective fields. B.Arch deals with all sorts of designing structures and many more. Whereas, B.Tech deals with the rest other engineering fields as computer science, civil, mechanical, electronics, electrical and many more.
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Eligibility : 10+2 in any stream or equivalent
Millions of passengers travel by air every year in the world. Airlines have people working round the clock handling flights at the airports known as Ground Staff. IGIA's four months Airport Ground Services course is especially designed for those candidates who have a zest to work in international level environments of airport and who like meeting and assisting people from all over the world. This profession requires lot of hard work, commitment, smartness and total dedication. The course is designed to cover all aspects of airport ground handling as well as grooming your personality. Perso
Millions of passengers travel by air every year in the world. Airlines have people working round the clock handling flights at the airports known as Ground Staff. IGIA's four months Airport Ground Services course is especially designed for those candidates who have a zest to work in international level environments of airport and who like meeting and assisting people from all over the world. This profession requires lot of hard work, commitment, smartness and total dedication. The course is designed to cover all aspects of airport ground handling as well as grooming your personality. Perso
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Shivam,
The admissions into Anna University and its affiliated colleges is based on your board exam marks only, as there is no separate entrance exam.
You need to apply for the single window counselling under Anna University at www.annauniv.edu from other state portal.
All the best.
The admissions into Anna University and its affiliated colleges is based on your board exam marks only, as there is no separate entrance exam.
You need to apply for the single window counselling under Anna University at www.annauniv.edu from other state portal.
All the best.
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Harshit Jain
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If you have work experience then you can go for Executive MBA otherwise you can choose regular MBA. If you are working somewhere and doesn't want to loose your job then only go for distance MBA. E-MBA is beneficial for working and experienced professionals and regular MBA is also beneficial as compared to distance learning.
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Vishal Patil
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In IIT, you can get admission on the basis of class 12th with science, JEE and CET. So, after completing Diploma, there are no chances to get admission in IIT.
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Trilochan Tiwari
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For finance, IFMR Chennai is considered as one of the best colleges.
The cutoffs for IFMR are:
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2. CMAT-91
3. CAT-80
The cutoffs for IFMR are:
1. XAT-80
2. CMAT-91
3. CAT-80
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Kanishk Mahulia
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You can try to score above 500 marks to get admission, but it mainly depends on your category. Open category should have minimum of 70% marks. But, state level cutoff will be different for different states.
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Kanishk Mahulia
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You should prepare for NEET exam and do not worry regarding counseling. You will notified, if you get good marks. There will be an all India counseling and one state level counseling.
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Kanishk Mahulia
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It depends mainly on your category, but usually 480 to 490 is good for general category.
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Kanishk Mahulia
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It is not applicable now. You just have to clear 1 exam now. You can prepare for NEET 2017, which is going to be held on 7th May, 2017.
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Kavita Chaudhary
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Hi,
Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was the first Indian scientist.
Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was the first Indian scientist.
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Rashmi AggarwalClass Representative, DoMS, IIT Roorkee
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The CAT cutoff for PGDM and IB is supposedly 75%tile and for RM and IBM is above 70%tile in CAT. But mostly the candidates with more than 80%tile are absorbed for PGDM and IB. The placements are fairly average. The average package is around 6 Lakhs per annum.
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