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When comparing Manipal University and Chandigarh University for Aerospace Engineering, both institutions have their strengths, but Chandigarh University offers a unique advantage with its Kalpana Chawla Research Centre (KCRC).
The Kalpana Chawla Research Centre at Chandigarh University is dedicated to fostering innovation in the field of aerospace engineering and space sciences. Named after the iconic astronaut Kalpana Chawla, the center focuses on cutting-edge research, hands-on training, and industry collaborations with organizations like NASA, ISRO, and Boeing. This provides students with unmatched opportunities for practical exposur
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But, from a career prospective, B.Sc isn't as promising as B.Tech is (especially in India), except if one pursue it from a well reputed institution (say Delhi University, for one).
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ISB, Hyderabad is the best option for EMBA in India. You may refer to following link for list of top EMBA colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/ranking/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-india/18-2-0-0-0
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It will depend on your interest and career strategies. You can pursue journalism, photography, sales and marketing, consultancy, market research, research, professional licensing in tour guiding, teaching, business, voluntary work, etc. Know your career goals and decide.
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You have to appear in the exam conducted by UPSC any score fantastic to get selected.
UPSC every year and the exam is held in three stages and they are:Stage I: Preliminary Examination
The stage 1 of the civil services exam is prelims, which is a screening test for candidates and comprises of two papers with questions of objective or MCQ type.Stage II: Main Examination
The second stage of the Civil Services Exam for IAS is called as the Main Exam, which is a written examination and comprises of 9 papers. The 9 papers are as following Paper-A (Compulsory Indian Language); Paper B (English) are qualifying in nature, while t
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