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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Ravi,
Take your IELTS first. An overall score of 6.5 with no section less than 6 is recommended. Visit university websites for specific entry requirements like minimum academic grades, application deadlines, etc. You must also submit a statement of purpose and recommendation letters also. Prepare for IELTS now and start checking university websites.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Monika,
MIT, Stanford, Georgia Tech, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell University, UCLA etc are some of the best. You may check ranking website like Times Higher Education or QS Ranking for more ranks and universities.

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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy

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Even if the salaries seems to be higher in Canada but the government taxes are almost 55%, so by the end of the day you are left with too little. In Canada, the companies give more preference to those who have Canadian college degrees. Australia and New Zealand are better places with reasonable taxes.

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Bhuwan Aggarwal

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For this, you have to give an entrance exam.

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Aishwarya Warke her beauty is a myth

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NIT considers the category rank for admission.

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subhasish debroy

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M.Sc Statistics followed by PhD is a good option if you are interested in academic field. With statistics background you can pursue career in government organization, in banking and finance sector or you can find your prospect in corporates as business analytics or as data scientist. On the other hand if you like to see yourself as corporate manager, MBA in finance specialization from a brand B-School may be handy for you. Both the field is prospective, and you are to choose one based on your interest and at the call from your inner mind.

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Arkam Khan

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No, there is no provision for law before complete graduation, but you can pursue 5 years programme after class 12th through CLAT, or other universities entrance test, or also doing it after your graduation.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Komal,
There is nothing to suggest but the exams concerned are requirements. To pursue MS in USA you must take GRE and TOEFL. But to study in UK GRE is required but you must take the IELTS. These exams will not guarantee scholarships. Scholarships are on merit basis and if you have excellent grades plus a very good profile the university will consider you for scholarship.

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Harshit Jain

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The salary range in the digital marketing field starts from Rs. 20000 per month and it may go up to Rs. 50000 or more depending on your skills and knowledge. The career growth is good in this field.

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archit kumarCollege selection expert

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Hi Pankaj,
In West Bengal, some of the finest colleges are IIT Kharagpur, Jadavpur University, NIT Durgapur and IIEST Shibpur. If you are seeking for good private institutes then they are IEM Kolkata, Heritage, Haldia and Techno India Salt Lake.
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The primary distinction between a B.Tech and a Polytechnic engineering course is that a B.Tech is a degree programme, whereas a Polytechnic is an engineering Diploma programme. A Polytechnic course can be started after 10th grade or completed after 12th grade. However, one cannot pursue a B.Tech degree after completing 12th grade with Physics Chemistry and math as required subjects. A Polytechnic course from ITM will last at least three years.

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