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I would suggest you to opt for MA ECO, as it will have immense scope as far as job opportunities are concerned.

If you do not have a B.Com degree, don't worry about it. If you want to do MBA, you have to be a graduate from UGC recognized university. You can apply for regular MBA programme through CAT, MAT, SNAP exam etc. If you are working, you can you can also pursue MBA through distance learning.

If you are planning to take XAT this year, then last date of application is 30th November 2017 and date of exam is 7th January 2018.

I am afraid that it is not possible.

If you mark a question in OMR online, you cannot correct it.

Hi
CLAT Eligibility: A candidate must have secured minimum marks required in 12th standard, as per the category to which s/he belongs: For Unreserved /OBC /Specially Able Persons (SAP) and other categories -A minimum of 45% marks required. For SC/ST Category -A minimum of 40% marks required.

Both the colleges are very good. I think you are asking for lateral entry. I don't think they have the lateral entry scheme. However, please contact Sinhgad, Vadgoan. From the last year, they have quit MHT-CET set-up as they have got the status of a deemed university.

It depends on which course you like because, both the courses are equally good. So, give more importance to your choice. You can go through the syllabus of both the courses, analyze the topics, which you like most, and accordingly you can select your stream.

It is next to impossible. I would suggest you to join a coaching institute.

You should appear for NEET exam.

Hi,
After class 10th by doing Polytechnic you will get Diploma Engineering after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But your routes of doing other graduation except engineering will be difficult. On the other hand, post doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any subject remain open. You can, in fact, do graduation in engineering also. But it takes much longer to begin earning. So, depending on your financial constraints and goals, you should select an option. Do well and be the best. At LPU, however you may get admission into the lateral entry streams. All the best.

Hi Siddharth,
Unfortunately one needs to give the SNAP test in order to be eligible for admission in SIBM Pune. SIBM doesn't accept any other exam scores for admission, including CAT.

Hi Sunil,
UG is an under graduate course that you can pursue after completing 10+2, whereas a PG course is a post graduate course that you pursue after completing your graduation.

D.El.Ed helps you to teach in the classroom situation. If you avoid it how can you make yourself ready for the future? The whole course is designed in such a way that one can acquire the teaching ability. Teaching in the classroom is not an easy task. You need to learn and practice it again and again. Above all, there are no other options for it. To avoid any fear, practice it in front of the mirror at home. In the beginning, you may face problems, slowly everything will be okay.

Hi Julian,
It's not possible to get in a good college for M.Tech with just 11 marks, either you should opt for a college which gives admission on the basis of graduation percentage or reappear for GATE next year.

You have good chances of getting into the old IIMs as you have a great academic record. You have to score 95 percentile (overall) and has to get more than 90 percentile in each section to clear the cut-offs. You can also check it on Shiksha's IIM call checker.

That depends on a lot of factors: where do you see yourself 5-10 years down the line? Would you prefer a less hectic PSU life or a more hectic yet more rewarding career?
A PGPX from IIM-A will open your doors to a medium to a higher management role in private multinational companies. This will be hectic of course but will have better career progression compared to PSU. So at the end of the day, it is your decision. If you ask me, I would say ofcourse you should opt for PGPX at IIM- Ahmedabad.