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2010-10-12 21:09:46
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Rajesh Dhaka
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hi shashi,
For SNAP Test papers please visit the following link:
http://entrance-exam.net/snap-2009/
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For SNAP Test papers please visit the following link:
http://entrance-exam.net/snap-2009/
Thanks,
Best Regards.
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2010-10-12 21:08:16
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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Jaya incase you want to do MBA through the regular course then you have Poddar college there at Jaipur. If you want to do through distance education mode then there are option like Sikkim-Manipal Universirt or Symbiosis Pune and variuous others. You must select the institute based on the paramters that would suit you i.e. availability of its learning centre at Jaipur, mode of conducting exam (online or through regular method), availability of specialization subject, fees, duration, type of degree (MBA or PGDBA). The specialization field that would suit you most, I think would be HR. Yes, MBA is always good for better prospects in job.
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2010-10-12 21:05:10
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shraddha
Beginner-Level 4
Visit www.kampuslanding.com for career counseling and authentic guidance for higher education overseas.
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2010-10-12 20:57:11
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2010-10-12 20:55:57
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2010-10-12 20:55:26
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2010-10-12 20:52:15
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Priya Saxena
Guide-Level 11
Hi Anmol,
To pursue a career in IES (Engineering Services) or IAS, the minimum educational requirement is a graduate degree from a recognized University.
Post this you may apply to the UPSC exam based on the public notifications that are being released. the exam is conducted in two phases i.e. Preliminary and Main.
There are various subject from which you may opt for any one either depending on your educational qualification or your interest. to knwo complete details about the Civil Services, refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yjr8dg8
http://tinyurl.com/ybfq9ow
As of now you should concentrate at your education and try to scor
To pursue a career in IES (Engineering Services) or IAS, the minimum educational requirement is a graduate degree from a recognized University.
Post this you may apply to the UPSC exam based on the public notifications that are being released. the exam is conducted in two phases i.e. Preliminary and Main.
There are various subject from which you may opt for any one either depending on your educational qualification or your interest. to knwo complete details about the Civil Services, refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yjr8dg8
http://tinyurl.com/ybfq9ow
As of now you should concentrate at your education and try to scor
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2010-10-12 20:49:53
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Priya Saxena
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
M.tech counseling depends and varies from institute to institute and without knowing the institute or the exam that you gave it is not possible to provide you with the relevant information.
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M.tech counseling depends and varies from institute to institute and without knowing the institute or the exam that you gave it is not possible to provide you with the relevant information.
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2010-10-12 20:49:19
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Manish Ramachandran
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Govind.
You can take lateral entry for B.Sc(IT) because NIIT is not recognised college by the govt.
You will have take admission as a fresher of any college of your choice.
All the best.
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Manish
You can take lateral entry for B.Sc(IT) because NIIT is not recognised college by the govt.
You will have take admission as a fresher of any college of your choice.
All the best.
Regards.
Manish
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2010-10-12 20:47:58
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2010-10-12 20:45:20
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Rajesh Dhaka
Contributor-Level 8
hi,
Yes, admission is closed. for more details please visit link:
http://www.dte.org.in/
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Yes, admission is closed. for more details please visit link:
http://www.dte.org.in/
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2010-10-12 20:42:13
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2010-10-12 20:28:46
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Priya Saxena
Guide-Level 11
Hi Timmy,
Well yes, you can apply for the Merchant navy with an experience of Indian Navy, but then one requires to qualify the admission process and eligibility criteria which will highly depend on your educational background and other factors like your age, type of work experience gained in Indian navy.
Kindly revert with the relevant details based on which I may then be able to provide any further information.
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Well yes, you can apply for the Merchant navy with an experience of Indian Navy, but then one requires to qualify the admission process and eligibility criteria which will highly depend on your educational background and other factors like your age, type of work experience gained in Indian navy.
Kindly revert with the relevant details based on which I may then be able to provide any further information.
If you liked this answer then rate it 'Best answer' or give a 'Thumbs Up' rating.
All the Best!
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2010-10-12 20:21:58
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harshit_desai
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MIT Institue Of Design,Pune is a Premier institute spread over 125 acres in beautiful surroundings. It offers a unique management program which trains you strategy and operations and with a very creative and innovative approach. MIT ID accepts MAT score for this program. http://www.mitid.edu.in/admissions_Strategic_Design_For_Business.html
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2010-10-12 20:18:06
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Rajesh Dhaka
Contributor-Level 8
hi Vikram,
Brilliant Tute is excellent coaching for ICS/IAS/KAS Preparation. They provide Excellent coatching through that you may be clear these exams very effeciently.
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Brilliant Tute is excellent coaching for ICS/IAS/KAS Preparation. They provide Excellent coatching through that you may be clear these exams very effeciently.
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Best Regards.
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2010-10-12 20:16:55
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Rajesh Dhaka
Contributor-Level 8
hi Vikram,
Brilliant Tute is excellent coaching for ICS/IAS/KAS Preparation. They provide Excellent coatching through that you may be clear these exams very effeciently.
Thanks,
Best Regards.
Brilliant Tute is excellent coaching for ICS/IAS/KAS Preparation. They provide Excellent coatching through that you may be clear these exams very effeciently.
Thanks,
Best Regards.
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2010-10-12 20:16:54
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2010-10-12 20:15:24
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2010-10-12 20:07:25
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udit narang
Contributor-Level 10
USA is one of the rare countries that gives you an opportunity to transfer your admission from an Indian college to a college in the USA through the credit system. First of all I would like to let you know what a credit is. In the US, a student in a high school or university earns credits for the successful completion of each course for each academic term. The state or the institution generally sets a minimum number of credits required to graduate.
Normally, transfers are made after completing of the 1st year of your undergraduation which i believe is your case. To conclude, if you have earned the set number of credits in your 1st year
Normally, transfers are made after completing of the 1st year of your undergraduation which i believe is your case. To conclude, if you have earned the set number of credits in your 1st year
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