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You can prepare for IAS after completing class 12th. If you take professional courses like B.Tech, BBA, or MBBS, then you need to concentrate on your graduation because getting a good CGPA in these professional courses is also required.
If you take BA, B.Com or B.Sc, then you can start your preparation from 2nd year, provided that you must get good marks in your graduation.

Hello Suman,
All online tests can be given over multiple days. Obviously, question paper cannot be same. However, paper setters and moderators ensure that difficulty level and coverage is same across different dates.

Hi,
You should go with your interest. I think, B.Tech comes as first and automatic choice.

Each specialisation has its own value. A company requires people from almost all kind of specialisations. You should decide your specialisation on your area of interest. If you are good in accounting, then you should go for finance. If you can easily build relations with others, then you must opt for marketing. If you are good in problem-solving and conflict management, then you should go for human resources.

Top MBA in human resources colleges in Bangalore:
Amrita School of Business - Department of Management Studies
International School of Management Excellence
Bengaluru School of Management Studies, GITAM University
M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences
Institute of Management, Christ University
IFIM Business School
Link https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-human-resources-colleges-bangalore

Hello Dhruv,
If you are interested in accounts, you can pursue CA along with B.Com. If you interested in management courses like marketing or HR, you can opt for BBA.
For private jobs, doing only B.Com/ BBA will not give you good job role and salary, you need to study MBA/ CA/ B.Ed.
I hope it helps. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

PGDM in TSM is better, since "Simulation Games", a contemporary game to manage current business issues.

The average salary package offered for PGDM healthcare management is around Rs.2.5 LPA to Rs.4 LPA.

Dear Shristi Jaiswal,
Yes, Prince. Wellingkar conducts its own interviews like group discussion, personal interview and power point presentation on relevant issues. Therefore, prepare well.
All the best.

Hi Shristi,
If your from Bangalore, then you could consider staying in a PG. But the nearest PG start from Kaikondrahalli, Wipro gate. Getting buses can be a little challenging early morning sometimes. I would recommend you stay in the hostel for the first year and once you get used to the area you may consider a PG.

To get into IIT, you need to clear your class 12th first with minimum 75% marks only then you will be eligible for IITs.

Dear Shubham Rai
Apply for the best business schools in the country.
Kindly check the following website to identify the top colleges in the country:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306.
All the best.

Hello dear,
For Delhi domicile candidate, the score should be around 580 whereas for a non Delhi domicile, it should be around 650.
All the best. Feel free to revert.

Hello Soheb,
The basic difference between courses in India and abroad is that the courses abroad are more practical oriented compared to the courses in India. You might need a bit of time to adapt to their education system, but it won't be a trouble at all.
I hope it helps.

Hi Yashi,
Passing marks may vary every year.
As you might know, NIFT entrance consist of Gat-30% Cat-50% & Situation Test-20%
So, if u have scored well in written exam(GAT + CAT) you can easily get among top 2000 & get selected for situation test. Your score in situation test will actually decide your rank.
Good luck!

Hello Arnab,
I understand Manipal University is expensive compared to other colleges due to the infrastructure they provides. I would suggest you to appear for the entrance examination and counselling process. You should contact them for refund rules too.
I hope it helps.

Hi,
No university can guarantee a job in USA or any other country. The courses you take will train you well, and then it's your own skills and networking that helps you to get placed. Even, Indian companies based out of USA are struggling.

No course can specifically guarantee you a job nor a stable life and that too in USA. Even, in other countries you cannot find a course, which can guarantee you a job.