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Every school follows a different slab for salary. The package also depends on your experience and not just the degree. The starting maybe approximately 30K.

If you had not filled the application form for PUCET UG courses, then it will not possible to get admission. This is a big mistake you made by not filling the application form for the above university.
You can contact to the concerned authority or talk to the admission committee.
Visit the site of the university for detailed information.

Hi Vidhya,
No, you would not be able to take admission in the above college. The admission will be given on the basis of Merit of the qualifying exam.
Eligibility criteria:
Candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in the particular faculty with the particular subject as principal and/or subsidiary from a recognized university.

Candidates may come from the following backgrounds: Passed 10+2 scheme of examination with 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also 50% marks in aggregate at 10+2 level examination; (those appearing the 10+2 exam with PCM subjects in the current year may also provisionally appear in the exam, however, their result in NATA-2019 will be declared valid subject to fulfilling the above criteria). Yes you can fill the form if you fulfill all the eligible criteria.
Best wishes.

Hi,
Since your marks are very less and your rank is 303 in Muslim women category, there are very less chances of your admission. So you can try to get admission in some other college. For more details please visit: jmi.ac.in

The results will be out in the 2nd week of July.

Hi Sapna, B.Sc chemistry is there in DAV College, Chandigarh and yes you have good percentage you can apply and get admission.
All the best.

Yes, you can, as CAT for management studies is not required in that.

Hi Saurabh, It is not advisable to do both the courses simultaneously. Thanks.

The eligibility to apply for B.Sc-B.Ed is, the candidate must have completed Bachelor's Degree or equivalent examination in Science /Social Sciences/Humanity stream having 55% marks in aggregate or Bachelors in Engineering or Technology with specialization in Science and Mathematics with 55% marks or any other equivalent qualification.

Yes I think so. Better to consult in any consultancies.

Kindly contact the college officials or the current students of the college.

Hi,
For Jamia Hamdard, you should have a decent score of above 580 or at least 560+ ( in case you have your luck in the 2nd counselling). This year, the cut-off was very high and as this college has 100 seats without any reservation system, the competition is really high.
All the best.

Better to search in Google.

You can fill up the SOL Form through Delhi university website. To know more about the course offered by Delhi University under SOL (School of Open Learning) programme you can visit SOL's website. After you register yourself on School of Open Learning (SOL), they will allot you the college you can attend the classes. Classes held on Saturday and Sunday a week. They will inform you the timings and dates for the classes. For more information visit SOL Delhi University's website.

Yes, of course, 149 is a good rank, I think you can get admission.

Hi,
First of You Clear Three paper and then after you get job in UK.
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Corporate Law
Corporate Secretaries
Corporate Administration
Regards.

In engineering, there's a variety of branch you can select. Pursue only in which you are interested and you can handle it easily.
All the best. Go ahead.

Hi Anshika,
If you want to go for further studies then you can apply for student visa for that country and if you have to go for work then also you have to apply for visa for any country you want to go you should have passport and apply for visa for that respective country either for study then student visa for work then working visa.

Hi Chinmoy.
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