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aneesh rammiles to go before I sleep......
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You can get into IT sector.
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Samarth Srivastav
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Yes, the students of NCR campus go to Chennai for placements, because of a simple reason that there was no placement cell here. So all of us had to go there for placement. But from this year's batch, things have changed. A placement cell has been made in the NCR campus and students from this year might get placement here itself. So there will be choice for you guys whether to go to Chennai or stay here for placement. I'd say since IT companies are found more in the south side, you should go to Chennai for a better placement.
But, I'd still suggest you to confirm with the authorities of the NCR campus about these things.
But, I'd still suggest you to confirm with the authorities of the NCR campus about these things.
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The admission depends upon the performance in the admission procedure .
The admission procedures consists of 3 rounds aptitude test , GD and interview , they consider the performance of each section , as the college provides personality growth development classes , communication classes and so many events where can enhance their skills
The admission procedures consists of 3 rounds aptitude test , GD and interview , they consider the performance of each section , as the college provides personality growth development classes , communication classes and so many events where can enhance their skills
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Saurabh Bharti
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There are usually two ways, by taking CAT and then WAT/PI. For second one, if you have lived outside India for at least 18 months and are away during CAT examinations, you can apply to IIMA using your GMAT Score. There is separate process for that.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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6.5 us very good score . you can get very good institute with this .
for admission in abroad regarding jobs and courses please visit the website WWW.bassekraah.com
they will help you better for choosing good career path.
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for admission in abroad regarding jobs and courses please visit the website WWW.bassekraah.com
they will help you better for choosing good career path.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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Dear Sakshi, the most important part is you must always read the text book. Secondly you can always refer to "All in one", as it summarises the chapter beautifully. It also provides satisfactory answers to the questions.
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kriti vyas
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For physics NCERT is not a good choice. As the language used for explanation is very typical for some topics so for 12th one needs a guide book I would suggest you to use SL Arora its a nice book with ample of questions subjective as well as objective.
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Deciding to take a drop year after 12th for JEE Mains and Advanced preparation is a significant decision and can be beneficial for many students. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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BITS Pilani is one of the best engineering Institute on par with IITs. Your decision to appear for BITSAT is very good.
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Film and television production is primarily a team effort. They are entrepreneurs, overseeing the business and financial decisions of a Motion picture, made-for-television feature or stage production. Film Production Jobs The types of jobs you can get after completing a Screen Production degree at APAC!
Film/TV Producer. Producers perform one of the most important film production jobs. Line Producer. Location Manager. Cinematographer. Camera Operator. Post Production Specialist. Visual Arts Teacher. Being an Alumni, LPU is well known for Journalism and film production tooIn such a field demanding varied activities, exposures, discipline
Film/TV Producer. Producers perform one of the most important film production jobs. Line Producer. Location Manager. Cinematographer. Camera Operator. Post Production Specialist. Visual Arts Teacher. Being an Alumni, LPU is well known for Journalism and film production tooIn such a field demanding varied activities, exposures, discipline
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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I am surprised to hear that after doing B.Tech ECE you are saying that you do not have any skills. Do not be under confident. Revise your ECE subjects and apply for jobs. Why do not you try for job in Defence Services & Paramilitary forces. You may apply for GATE after coaching to seek job in PSU. You can join short course on Testing and join an IT company as tester. All the Best!
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