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Hello Uday,
Sinhgad institute is obviously one of the good colleges; on the basis of their teaching, available facilities and infrastructure. One of the attraction center at Sinhgad is its campus placement. On an average 300-400 companies visit every year Sinhgad Institutes at Campus Placement. Obviously the institutes provides 100% assistance and support to the students for getting placed. But the "placement percentage" is never "100%" like any other college because many students have their own different purposes for pursuing their MBA other than getting placed like family business, marriage, for promotion at their current company etc.
I would suggest you to visit the official page of Sinhgad institutes and have a look at the recruiter list of Sinhgad institute and also to polish yourself and your skills to shine like diamond. It will help you in getting placed in as well as of the campus.
Thank you.
Good luck.

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Types of SAP courses and certifications:
SAP courses are done for specific modules. Hence, there are as many courses as are the number of modules. Duration varies from 27 working days by SAP education partners to 60 working days by non-SAP education partners.
The SAP Certification is recognized globally and is a standardized criterion for several roles and responsibilities.
Go through the article below for in-depth information:
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AME professionals are tasked with the maintenance of an aircraft, its parts and engines. As the name suggests, AME professionals have to deal with service and maintenance of aircraft and make sure that they are flightworthy. It is a technical training course (3 years long) that will help you acquire an aircraft maintenance engineer license (issued by the DGCA). The minimum eligibility criterion for getting admission into any one of the institutes is 10+2 or equivalent with 50% marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
AME has two major streams:
1. Mechanical- covering jet and piston engines, as well as light and heavy aircrafts.
2. Avionics- covering radio navigation, and electrical and instrument systems.
Career Prospects:
1.Aircraft maintenance engineers/mechanics can easily find jobs in aircraft manufacturing/maintenance firms as well as airports.
2.Students of AME course can also appear and qualify AMAeSI (Associate Membership of Aeronautical Society of India), which is considered equivalent to B.E. or B.Tech programme in Aeronautical Engineering by Government of India.
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For further details, refer the article below:
https://www.shiksha.com/become-an-aircraft-mechanic-article-4586-1

Honestly, preparation for JEE is not big deal but it becomes a big deal when everyone around you keep you warning all the time like it is as tough as going to mars. The key point is that about 1.5 million student appears for JEE and only 13000 students get selected which is less, then 1%. But, your devotion towards your passion is that driving force that will lead you to success, all that you have to do is that just keep going someday, you will fail but do not lose hope.
-Try to do as much as previous papers.
-Try to strengthen your accuracy.
-Do not bother for books first go through NCERT and coaching material.
-Keep in mind that syllabus for mains and advance are different. Some topics are not included in advance from mains
Keep going. You will succeed.