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For a regular job, there is a need for a NET qualification. Those who get less than 55% can't get into college jobs.

Kindly keep yourself updated by visiting the official website of ipu on re regular basis.

Yes, definitely. You can apply for BBA in several colleges in your area. According to your percentage, you will get a seat if there's a vacancy.

Hello,
Some things you need to consider before joining a B-school are quality of faculty, its reputation, placements, infrastructure, Return On Investment(ROI), fees, industrial exposure and the hostel facilities.

Yes, you can go for B.Ed programme after completing your Diploma and PG course.

Yes, you should go for it, most likely you will get selected.

No, though the law minister is trying to start it, it is highly unlikely that people of NUJS will let that happen.

Hello,
NIzam college is not a great option for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature even under the top 50 colleges in India. Thus the placements are also pretty average/below average. Better avoid it.

According to me, the scope of the beautician course is that the beauticians they do not only do make-up but also prefer doing extra works which are included in beauty. There are some beauticians who only do it with the home products, some also give us the ideas to do so.

Yes, it's worth joining but our campus doesn't have too many facilities which you would find in colleges like IIA, Dehradun. Our college takes us for training and internship and faculties are good. We do have regular classes. So, now I've shown you both pros and cons. You better decide yourself.

There is no percentage or cutoff requirement to appear for the entrance exam of this college.

Hi Bhargavi,
The minimum qualification required for D.Pharma is as follows:
Pass in Plus two examination with 50% in physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects along with Mathematics or Biology.
Process:
1. Eligible candidates need to appear for the entrance test conducted by the university.
2. Shortlisted candidates will be called for personal interview based on the score obtained in the entrance test.
3. Candidates are selected based on score obtained entrance exam and performance in personal interview.

Go through the reviews below and decide :
https://www.shiksha.com/college/narula-institute-of-technology-nit-agarpara-agorpara-kolkata-34193/reviews?course=251018&sort_by=year of gradution&type=question

Both these are same in one way or the other. Traditionally they used to call it journalism and mass communication. But, the modern nomenclature has brought mass communication as the name. MA in mass comm. and MA in journalism.and mass comm. will be same. The syllabus and name is mainly the decision of the university you will take admission in. It is good to do this degree course.