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you can apply for admission under the foreign quota. the fees for you will be increased substantially

Hi,
Yes, you can go for Bachelors in Education after completion of your B.Tech degree, most of the B.Ed colleges doesn't take entrances, you can directly contact the university by going to their official website.

Hi,
I think you should first complete your B.Tech if you're in 3rd or in final year. With engineering you can continue with e learning of fine arts after that you should go for it. If you decided for it then you should apply for it now.

You will definitely get the desired seat. All the best.

Hi,
If you are talking about Lady Sriram College then. There isn't any entrance exam for the UG course in Political Science in DU. Admissions are done on the basis of the cutoffs released every year. Generally, the marks of your best 4 subjects, including Political Science, is taken into account. However, if you hadn't studied Political Science previously in 12th there will be a deduction of 2.5% from your aggregate score of best 4 subjects. Thank you.

Hi,IIST provide only B.Tech, M.Tech and Ph.D degree.

Admission is througt the GLAET which you have to qualify and for that you must have at least 50%in your 12th for normal b-tech Cse but in case of specialization (AI/ML) You must have at least 60%in 12th to be eligible .For Fee structure you can refer the link below:-
http://www.gla.ac.in/admissions/fee-structure

No, you have to pass 10+2 in order to get admission in the diploma course

Hello,
You can do MBA, IBPS Clerk exam, IBPS PO/ Management Trainee Exam, National Bank for Agricultural & Real development (Nabard ). SBI Clerk exam etc. So, it depends on your choice and interest of area. Thanks.

Yes, go ahead. All the best.

Hi,
UK is a very good country to study MBA. MBA from UK is widely recognised and accepted in India, so you will not have any issues.

Master in finance analyst is best in coming future generations.

This might taste bitter to you but graduating in dental surgery from india is'nt of any use to Canadians. To even practice as a dental auxiliary u have to get enrolled yourself into a dental course pertaining to feild you wish to get into. My sister went to study arts in Canada and did her part time as a dental receptionist. She was able to clear the ndbe examination and earned her license to practice there directly.