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Abhishek Desai
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Indus School of Business Management, Gurgaon is not a good choice for pursuing PGDM course as neither it ranks even among the top 50-60 B-schools in India, nor it has a reputed brand value. You can go for it only if you do not have a much better option available and/or are unwilling to take a year's drop to prepare again for the various MBA entrance exams and aim only for the reputed colleges.
Indus School of Business Management, Gurgaon is not a good choice for pursuing PGDM course as neither it ranks even among the top 50-60 B-schools in India, nor it has a reputed brand value. You can go for it only if you do not have a much better option available and/or are unwilling to take a year's drop to prepare again for the various MBA entrance exams and aim only for the reputed colleges.
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Kirti VishwakarmaBibliophile
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Hello Aakash,
Let us compare both the colleges. ISME provides better scholarship than UPES and stands out in terms of low fee than that to be paid at UPES. But in terms of the course curriculum, placement opportunities, and Infrastructure, UPES provides better results. Amongst these colleges, UPES is better.
I hope this help.
Good luck!
Let us compare both the colleges. ISME provides better scholarship than UPES and stands out in terms of low fee than that to be paid at UPES. But in terms of the course curriculum, placement opportunities, and Infrastructure, UPES provides better results. Amongst these colleges, UPES is better.
I hope this help.
Good luck!
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi Apeksha,
The syllabus for M.Sc molecular biology and biotechnology entrance exam includes higher secondary level chemistry, physics and mathematics.
The syllabus for M.Sc molecular biology and biotechnology entrance exam includes higher secondary level chemistry, physics and mathematics.
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satwika Taduri
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Yes, the minimum qualification for NATA is higher secondary education, that is +2 level. Since you are already doing a Diploma in Civil Engineering, you are eligible.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.
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As I have seen the date sheet, I can say the gap is sufficient to study for the exam. And I do not want to demotivate but the examinations after gap are slightly tough than those which have less time or no gap.
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Mehak Seth
Guide-Level 12
The syllabus for the B.J. M. C. entrance test of GGSIPU includes :
1. English language and comprehension
2. General Awareness
3. Reasoning
4. Media aptitude
For further information, visit the official site of GGSIP University.
1. English language and comprehension
2. General Awareness
3. Reasoning
4. Media aptitude
For further information, visit the official site of GGSIP University.
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Vatsal Chaturvedi
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BIMTECH Noida, IBS (Hyderabad), IMT (Nagpur), Christ University are some of the institutes you can go to.
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Jewel PSStudent Counselor
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Hi, you can opt for you can opt for BE/B.Tech degree in Computer Science/software engineering/software systems. You may also opt for BCA, B.Sc CS or B.Sc IT.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Both the colleges are among the top MBA institutes in South India. TAPMI is better-ranked college as compared to Great Lakes, ROI for Great Lakes is good. As Great Lakes is located in Chennai, it has an advantage of location while students going for live-projects and internships. You can compare the two institutes based on infrastructure, fees, average placement, on the below link- https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-91384-113224.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Consider doing engineering. For this, pass in 10+2 and entrance exams (state, national, university level) the eligibility criteria. Specifically, I recommend you to choose computer science or information science since you are determined to be a software engineer. Alternately, Bachelors in Computer Applications and IT is also a good option.
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Monica Show
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After BCA, MCA is probably a better course for you because it lies in the same subject specialisation. However, if you want to do MBA you can do MBA in Information technology. MCA is a postgraduate course spans over a period of 3 years and divided into 6 semesters. MBA is a postgraduate programme spans over a period of 2 years and divided into 4 semesters. If you are more technology oriented and wish to make your career in programming, software or any other technical aspect, then you should opt for MCA. Contrary to that, if you are interested to move in management and administration, if you posses leadership qualities along with techni
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alex Reigns
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I don't think there is much difference. In IT sector, knowledge is given preference over the degree course. Whether you do BE or MCA, if you don't have the required knowledge, you won't get a job.
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