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Hi,
You may be considered if you have a solid work experience and a very good GMAT score. At least 2 -3 years' work experience is required for MBA admissions abroad.

Both specialisation of HR and IB are equally good. You must choose your management specialisation based on your interests to excel in professional career.

Hi Chandan,
The eligibility conditions for BAMS course is:
Generally, only 12th Science stream + Biology group students are eligible to apply for this course. In most cases, the minimum marks criteria for admission is 50% marks in the 12th Board examinations. The selection to the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery degree course is based on the marks secured in the final merit list, I.e. total marks aggregated in the entrance exam and the final result of 10+2 taken together.
As per the notification, the NEET score would be compulsory for 2018 session and onwards.

Specializations offered are systems and finance, marketing and finance and analytics and finance. The current fee is Rs 12.7 lakhs for two years, inclusive of food and hostel fee as well.

It s an autonomous institute, check the link below and read director desk:
http://ghrce.raisoni.net/principal_desk.php

Hi,
Here is a list of the top engineering colleges in Uttar Pradesh:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-uttar-pradesh/44-2-126-0-0

Unfortunately, you can not do MBA and LLB simultaneously from same or different universities as it will against UGC guidelines.

Opt for the course that you love the most and are most passionate about and analyze the future work conditions, scope and growth prospects before taking admission.
You can also opt for psychometric test comprising of Aptitude, personality and career interest to clear confusion. Scholarship depends on the college but with 162 marks, it seems quite difficult to get scholarship.

Hi Sagar,
First of all, you'll have to decide that in which field you wanted to make your career because both the courses will lead you to the two differ career path. BK Maritime has a specialisation in port management and maritime management. While GH Patel has a specialisation in finance, marketing, HR, etc. and both the colleges accept CMAT score. So it's up to you.

Hi Mohammad,
After GNM, one may register with State Nurse Registration Council as R.N.R.M. After this, one may work and gain some work experience. This qualification can be used to join B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) program offered by INC recognized institutes. After completing the B.Sc. program, one will be awarded a Nursing Degree.
If you want to study further, you may go for the following courses:
M.Sc. in Nursing
PG Diploma in Nursing
The above mentioned PG programs can be used to specialize in any one of the many nursing specialties available. If one wants to go for further advanced programs, M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs are available.

I will suggest you to go for Chitranjan Bhakta. But this is only for organic chemistry.

Yes, you can. The branches which you are eligible in your B.Tech after doing Diploma in automobile engineering are as follows.
-Aeronautical Engineering,
-Automobile Engineering,
-Computer Science and Engineering,
-Information Technology,
-Mechanical Engineering,
-Industrial Production Engineering,
-Mechanical (Mechatronics) Engineering,

Any branch is fine for your aim. After B.Tech, appear for civil services exam.
All the best!

Chandigarh University is a better option than CGC.
Since CU is fastest growing university and for a percentage of 51.33% in PCM in 12th, you have to strive a lot to get admission.

That's not the right question. The best branch of engineering depends on your passions, interests and natural talents. Try to find out your own passions rather than trying to find the best engineering in Canada. Read about the different branches, majors etc. Some of the top engineering colleges in Canada are: University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, McGill University, etc.