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Either, you should take a coaching class for GATE or you can prepare at your own level. You can buy some standard books for that and whatever you learn in the entire B.Tech, learn them purely. It will help you a lot.
All the best.

Dear Vamsi,
I don't think that it is the right time to much worry about your MBA. You have just passed your class 10th. Think over your stream that you are going to take in class 11th. Make your choice wisely, because it helps you to decide your college and graduation stream. Which matters a lot (I mean really a lot), for your MBA admission. So, right now, just focus on your immediate target and make sure that you are a top scorer. It helps you to build your percentile for good B-School.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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For getting admission in UK you have fill UCAS application form for any course.

Hi Sunita,
Please check the below mentioned link for all the necessary details of the course including: fee structure, duration, etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/beauty-fitness/beauty-culture-cosmetology/course/salon-graduate-program-lta-school-of-beauty-lta-borivali-borivali-west-mumbai-256358

Hi Rutvik,
Fee structure for BCA in Maharaja Sayajirao University is: Rs. 41700 per year and BCA course is for 3 years so accordingly 3 years' total fees is Rs. 1.25 lacs.

You have to be qualified in NATA or IIT JEE part 2 for admission into Architecture course.

All the top colleges would require you to take an entrance exam. But there are many private colleges who are not at top yet give decent offers in terms of education.
Check out this link to get top hotel management colleges in India.
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/ranking/top-hotel-management-colleges-in-india/98-2-0-0-0

Hello,
PGDM is specially a tag for post graduate courses which comes under this and MBA is defined as a professional course.
PSGIM is the better option.

Both the courses are good all over the world. But if you are interested in hotel management then go for it and start preparing yourself to crack the hotel management entrance.

PSGIM prides itself as a destination of choice for students who aspire to be managers by getting more qualified placements. The placement goes in the following order, marketing, finance, operations, and HRM. However, it all depends on the efforts we put during the two years of our course.

Refer the link: http://admissionas.jdvu.ac.in/jadavpurMA/subjects.html

Dear Vipin,
B.Tech would be of 4 years and you will get the chance to do 3 core industrial internship throughout your course. Whereas, B.Sc is of 3 years. You may not get the in-depth knowledge as like in B.Tech. Hence you may get higher chances of getting hired after B.Tech rather B.Sc.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

Hello, hope you are doing well.
As I can see, this college was established in the year 2016 and it has been 2 years that this college is providing education service in architecture. So it is very tough to tell you about the good or bad for this college. If you have qualified NATA, then you must go for a government college.

Hello Amit,
MLR being situated in Telangana, gives admissions based on ranking of EAMCET. However they have certain seats earmarked for management quota. You can bid for a seat from this quota. The institute has a reasonably good academic reputation.

It depends on your score:
1-St. Stephen's College-Delhi
2-Loyola College-Chennai
3-Madras Cristian College-Chennai
4- Fergusson College-Pune
5-Ramjas College-Delhi
6-Hindu College-Delhi
7-Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai.

No, I am sorry that you are not eligible for B.Com in DU. But you may try for another course in DU SOL.
Hope this helps.