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S.L. Abhipsa

Contributor-Level 9

Well, firstly you should shift to CBSE, if you want to score a great percentage in your class 12th. Then, depending upon your interest, and future plans you can take either Science or commerce or humanities.

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Bhargav C

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1) Cambridge University
2) Oxford Business School
3) University of Leeds

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Harshit Jain

Guide-Level 14

One can pursue DMLT after 10th directly. For BMLT 10+2 is required. DMLT is a 2 year course and you can get admission in any of the good medical institutes offering the same. This course is available in AIIMS, Christian Medical College and many others.

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Rashmi NagdeveExecutive Trainer at Head held high

Contributor-Level 10

Hello Rahul, SSC examination is held for both HSC cleared candidates and graduates. If you want to appear for if now, go through the syllabus and start preparing at home or join coaching. Or if you want to graduate, start preparing in the 2nd year of your graduation. SSC is neither too tough, nor too easy. You can easily Crack it with one year of preparation. All the best

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Tanmay Agrawal

Beginner-Level 4

These are really basic courses which are taught during the CA curriculum itself, hence no need to do special training for it

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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant

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Among MBBS and BDS, MBBS is more preferred in terms of career prospects and job opportunities. But to get into MBBS you need to be very good in academics.

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Vikram AdityaEntrepreneur

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Yes, it is really good.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

Guide-Level 14

Mayank, as told by other Experts there are several streams you can persue after XIIth. It is not mentioned in your question as to what subjects you have chosen for yourXIth and XII th. One of the options would be to persue the same field and do graduation in one of them. Other option is to first think that what kind of work you will find easy to do in your career, or what kind of work you wish to do to make living. Think on the vorad lines first i.e would you be good at Marketing kind of jobs, or technically oriented shop floor jobs, or in managing in corporate sector or in managing personnel (human resources) or say you want to procee
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Ranjith Kumar LagisettyI'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly

Contributor-Level 8

CS and ECE are two domains playing a crucial role the present digital world. ECE deals with electronics, some of electrical subjects and communication subjects. Colleges provide some of the computer courses in ECE like C, DSA, CO, OS, SE, DBMS etc. It is similar with CS domain also you can find some of the ECE subjects in addition with CS subjects in under graduation program. But if we look according to placement category, students from CS domain will get placed faster because of their knowledge in software sector. Since ECE students will also have good knowledge in their sector as well as some basic knowledge in software field but not
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Renuka RanaCommunity Manager

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To get a job like commentary and news reporter, you may pursue Bachelor in Journalism and mass communication course.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

Scholar-Level 18

Based on the CG PET rank you obtained, you can get the following Engineering colleges for CSE.
1. Government Engineering College, Bilaspur
2. Government Engineering College, Raipur
3. Sarguja University.

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Miles EducationBest CPA training institute in India

Contributor-Level 8

CMA USA is globally recognised whereas CMA India is an Indian Certification. CMA USA focuses on Cost Management, I. e. Cost Reduction, auditing, whereas CMA India lays more focus on Cost Management, I. e. Cost Controlling. Article ship is not applicable in CMA USA, whereas it is applicable for six months in CMA India.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

Scholar-Level 17

It all depends on your percentile as to how have you fared with respect to others,anything above 90percentile will gt you shortlisted.

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Puja Chauhan

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Hello,

Yes, an integrated BBA-MBA program at LPU, Punjab is generally considered a good option, with many considering it advantageous compared to a regular MBA due to the seamless transition and deeper foundational knowledge gained through the BBA component; however, the value of each depends on your individual career goals and learning style
 
Key points about LPU's integrated BBA-MBA:
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    The BBA component provides a strong base in business fundamentals, which can enhance your understanding of advanced management concepts in the MBA section. 
     
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    Completing both degrees in a shor
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Ranjith Kumar LagisettyI'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly

Contributor-Level 8

It is possible to learn both at a time but multi tasking in studies will effect the both fields because of hectic study is required. Since law is a vast area and CA is also a huge field one has to learn each and every corner in that field to master the subject.So it is better to avoid combination patterns and better to do one after the other.However, law is about three years and after that you can go with CA while you are working based on the degree in law.
I hope the information encrypted above will be useful. All the best!

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SAYANTAN MUKHERJEEOptimistic, nature loving, work lover.

Guide-Level 13

You should obviously take up MA if u want to pursue career in the stream in which u r studying. After MA, u can easily appear ugc-net to pursue phd and join colleges as assistant professor. Alternatively u can choose MBA after completing ba curriculum with 50% marks in aggregate. All the best. Thank you.

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Nityanand Singh

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Hey Anubhav,
Your rank doesn't really assure you to get a seat in SRM that too in main campus. You can still hope for the best. I would suggest you not to rely on a single option and apply for some other best institutes also. You can check out the list on https://www.shiksha.com . Some college suggestions -

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