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Welingkar is the best option among these colleges and has a good brand value in India. PUMBA has a good ROI. Welingkar, Mumbai campus is an older one and preferred for management studies.

Hi,
As per your query you can think of these options:
Actuarial science
MBA - finance, international business, insurance
Development studies
Public policy
Data analysis
CA
Economics Honors (if you have economics subject in each year of graduation and score above 60%)
International Relations
So, choose the field according to your caliber and interest.
All the best!

Hi Harshad,
Getting a job will depend on your skills, academic performance, subject knowledge and expertise. Competition is immense and you must be ready for the same. Since you have experience in non-technical sector then it will be difficult.

Dear Kuldeep,
In Uttarakhand, there are many colleges but the best college for agriculture branch is College of Technology, Pantnagar. Its placement is good also has a low fee structure. Moreover, GBPEC, Pauri is on the second rank.

You should do Diploma in SAP.

Based on my experience, I have seen many people do nothing due to CSE because they did with private college. So, you better try with Government institute because it has good placement. But, for the government institute, you need to score 80% or above in 10-12th and huge rank in JEE MAIN/ ADVANCE. So, based on your score and interest, go according to it.

Hi Prasenjit,
You have a good chance to get admission in NIT, Silchar. You can also try for other NITs as well.
I hope this helps.

Yes, why not. The main applicant is the student whereas parents are the co-applicant thus it is possible.

Hi,
After completing you BMS in finance, you can go for MBA in finance that would be best for you.
I hope this helps.

Hi Savi,
It is very difficult to find universities in UK accepting 6 bands, especially for PG courses. They require 6.5 or even 7. However, universities do have bridge courses or foundation courses in English to international students. It is not possible to go through the websites for hundreds of universities for its admission requirements. As a student you must go through university websites and research on university specific requirements.
I hope this helps you.

It's good to hear that you intend to pursue PG in management. The choice for PG would depend a lot on your interest areas, personality traits and career aspirations. In case sales interests you then you could pursue marketing. In case finance interests your then you could pursue finance. If back office operators interest you then you could pursue operations / SCM and HR is also an option if you are interested in the HRM function.

Hi Arshpreet,
Yes, you can apply for a B.Tech program in Australia after you complete your Diploma in India. You must take IELTS or TOEFL before your application.

No Arko, you must show savings and security. It's essential.

You can pursue graduation in India, and then go to abroad for PG.

Hi Prasenjit,
Kindly, refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-cmat-score

The average package is around Rs 5-6 lakhs for marketing.

Both of the courses are good but then Biotechnology offers more job prospects in the agricultural, industrial and medical field. Biotechnology is quite vast and has more scopes but if you have interest in only learning about medicines then pharmacy is fine.