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Hi,
It depends on your graduation score, IELTS or PTE score.

Hi,
It depends on your interest. There are many courses available in which you can easily make your career. According to interest you can choose one among them.
These are the courses you can opt for:
BBA
BCA
Engineer
Medical
Journalism and mass communication
Law
B.Com
Hotel management
Fashion design

Average package is Rs 7.41 lakhs, yes all the information mentioned in the IMI Kolkata website are authentic and correct.

Hi Dinesh,
MBA from abroad if done from a good and reputed university is a good choice or decision. You can gain some work experience before you apply for a MBA, this will help build a strong application and also you will know your career plans.

Dates are not declared yet. By February onwards, you can expect for PGDM. For MMS, admissions happen through DTE on MHCET score basis after results are out. Please keep on checking the websites for further information. Good luck!

Hi,
Following are the colleges for the same:
Jadavpur University (MCA)
BIT (BCA+MCA)
WBUT (Makaut) (MCA)
Kalyani University (MCA)
NIT Durgapur (MCA)
Haripal College (BCA)
Calcutta University (BCA+MCA)

Hi,
There is an entrance exam named PU BALLB. It is one of the reputed colleges. After you clear the exam on basis of your rank you will get shortlisted for admission. PU BALLB forms start in the month of February mid till April first week. You can check the official website for details.

Hi Ritu,
Plenty of opportunities will be available for you as a dietician or nutritionists. You will find roles in private and government hospitals, Food industry, fitness industry, immigration consultancies etc. Your salary will also vary accordingly. It can range from 2,50,000 - 5,00,000 P.A. depending on your qualification and experience. Check naukri.com

Your background in graduation gives you a advantage in some companies for initial shortlisting.Once you are shortlisted for the process its only your performance that will matter a lot.The average salary as till date is Rs 5.4 lakhs per annum. Yes we offer dual specialization in PGDM.

Yes, it is worth to pursue B.Com from Shri Satya Sai Institute for Higher Learning - Andhra Pradesh.

Power management is a great program. You will get to learn all the technical part of power generation, distribution and transmission. In energy trading, you will get knowledge of coal, oil, gas and specially power trading. The trading is what ET focusses in. I am a mechanical engineer and I am doing MBA in ET. So I don't think it's a problem. If you want to have a diversified knowledge, prefer ET, but if you want to focus only on power, PM is your branch. I hope I am able to answer your question. If not, please feel free to get back to me, I will try to give you a better answer. Thank you.

Hi,
Yes, engineering students can go for MBA in finance. As finance do have inclusion of mathematics and engineers do find it comfortable with some initial hiccups in accounting. Finance includes subjects like corporate finance, taxation, costing which are real life implications with analytical and reasoning, hence easy to understand for engineers. Also, a new course financial engineering is being offered in some B-schools which is having combination of finance + mathematics and engineers do find it easy, especially who are interested in mathematics.

On completion of your 12th class you may evaluate following options in higher studies : to become a software engineer: B.Tech CS/ IT, B.Sc CSE/IT or BCA.

PhD is awarded based on a research subject approved by university. Student can choose any subject in consultation with research guide. At the time of approving research proposal the Doctoral Committee of university may assign Course Work related to the thrust areas of research and research methodology to students.