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Hi,
The city Chandigarh offers few but good choices in terms of colleges for commerce. These colleges are known for their overall performance in academic, sport as well as extracurricular activities. Take your pick of the top commerce colleges in Chandigarh 2017.
1. Mehar Chand Mahajan D. A. V. College for Women (MCM DAV College for Women)
2. Government College for Girls-Sec 11
3. Government College for Boys-Sec 11
4. D A V College-Sec 10
5. Guru Govind Singh College for Women

Hi,
Admissions for the next academic year would be conducted through DTE.
Link: dtemaharashtra.gov.in/mba2017
85% seats would be filled through CET and Maharashtra domicile is required for that.

The way to apply online is through www.sastra.edu. You need to apply before June 10th. But you also need to send a courier (post) to the contact details as in the website with your application form, JEE Mains score card (if appeared), 10th and 12th board exam mark sheet (all photocopies). One of my friends said that you need to do this or else your application will be rejected.
As there is no time now, you can contact the admin. You can also check your application status that is available on www.sastra.edu by logging in.

Here is the fee structure of GNDEC for CSE:
To be submitted with Application Form:
Counseling Fee Rs. 2000
Processing Fee Rs. 1000
To be submitted at the time of admission:
First Semester Fee Rs. 50490 (Without Hostel) + 500 (Information Brochure)
First Semester Fee Rs. 61770 (With Hostel) + 500 (Information Brochure)
Fee can be submitted by way of DD in favour of Director, Guru Nanak Dev Engg. College, Ludhiana/or cash to be deposited with college cashier.

Go for B.Tech electrical and check further that, are you eligible after getting your class 12th marks.

There are many good Colleges which gives lateral entry directly in the 3rd semester.some of them are NIELIT Aurangabad, SLIET Sangruru, HNBGU Uttarakhand. NIELIT, Aurangabad will be the best for you.

You can do MBA without any background in mathematics however you must have basic competencies such as multiplication, addition,subscription average, ratio, power, square, square root etc. You will need them in quants, financial management, financial modelling, operation management , financial accounting and management accounting etc. These subjects are compulsory irrespective of what specialisation you choose in MBA. You can do only integrated MBA of 5 years after 10+2.

It is not possible to get into top colleges without securing minimum 60 %ile in MAT.

You should mention your category in your question and please make it sure that you get 75% at least in PCM subjects. It's hard for you to get any good engineering college for your preferred branch.

Hello Smita,
The fee structure for B.Sc aviation depends on the college from where you seek admission. So, if you mention the college then I may give you the fee details.

If you want to learn IT security you can enroll for any of the training programs by http://pune.cssrl.in The training is possible in regular classroom or in online mode. The career options in the field of cyber security are growing a lot these days.
Of course, a lot of other options are also there.

Hi Sakshi,
Yes, it's the right option, many of students opt for loans provided they get admission in a good college with a decent placement package and most importantly you should have the self-confidence to study, work and repay your loan.

Hello Shubham,
You have to appear for JEE Mains if you are not living in Gujarat and if you have given your 12th board exam in Gujarat, then you have to appear for GUJCET. Hope this helps!
All the best.

Hi,
As per Council of Architecture (COA) admission guidelines, a candidate applying to any school / college of architecture in India should have achieved 40% score in NATA, i.e. at least 80/200, for consideration of admission into first year B.Arch programme.
So, you have not qualified. I think the results for NATA are going to appear only on June 10th. So you need to wait.
www.nata.in is the website for NATA.

B.Tech CSE graduates from esteemed engineering schools have very bright futures and won't have any trouble finding decent jobs or advancing their careers in the coming ten years. If you want to keep learning new technology throughout your professional career, you must select the CSE branch. Innovators who are willing to take on new technical problems each day may consider this area. One of the most important aspects to take into account while selecting an engineering stream is the institution's and university's reputation. Your academic achievement may be significantly impacted by your choice of a reputed college.

There are three parts involved in preparing for any competitive exam.
1. Learning the concepts.
2. Solving questions and papers
3. Evaluation and improving. You can use Youtube or refer some books to clarify concepts and learn about the test format and structure. For solving problems you can buy some books by Tata McGraw Hill, Arihant for CAT and Kaplan, GMAT Review for GMAT. For evaluation and improving, you can solve papers and evaluate them yourself. Find out your weaknesses and work on improving them.

Hi,
Yes, you can get a good job after passing out from this college. For more details, you can see the link below-
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/amp/b-sc-hons-nutrition-dietetics-punjab-agricultural-university-pau-ludhiana-172948
Thanks!