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prudhvi bhatiyaHR Manager, Dca,B.Tech,MS,MBA, (Ph.d) Cambridge
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Hello Sharma,
Yes, you can pursue both the courses simultaneously if you are pursuing one of them through distance. According to the council regulations of India, you cannot register yourself for two courses at the same time. The completion year of both the courses should not equal.
All the best.
Yes, you can pursue both the courses simultaneously if you are pursuing one of them through distance. According to the council regulations of India, you cannot register yourself for two courses at the same time. The completion year of both the courses should not equal.
All the best.
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Second shift timings are same as first shift. From 8am to 4pm in weekdays and 9am to 12pm on Saturday as per current schedule. College administration can change the timings as per their convenience. As
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You can select only the college. You have to choose the specialization after joining the college, in the second year, that is before your third semester starts.
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Shubham Chaudhary
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Graduation in any field is the minimum qualification for giving Banking exams but for clerical it is 12th.
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Akash PrasherWeb Developer | Computer Science - CU
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There are many courses you can do after your 12th with Science stream. If you are a PCM student, B.Tech and B.E are the most popular courses students like to do after 12th.
And if you are a PCB student, MBBS is one of the popular courses you can opt for.
You can also Do B.Sc Honors in your favourite subject (I.e Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology)
You can also opt for B.Sc in Agriculture, Hotel Management etc. as per your interest.
Alternatively, if you are not interested in Science stream, you can also opt for Commerce or Arts& Humanities courses like BBA, B.Com, BA, etc. courses are popular courses.
All the best for your future.
And if you are a PCB student, MBBS is one of the popular courses you can opt for.
You can also Do B.Sc Honors in your favourite subject (I.e Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology)
You can also opt for B.Sc in Agriculture, Hotel Management etc. as per your interest.
Alternatively, if you are not interested in Science stream, you can also opt for Commerce or Arts& Humanities courses like BBA, B.Com, BA, etc. courses are popular courses.
All the best for your future.
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Shubham Singh
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If you want to do CA along with BBA then you have prepare yourself for the CPT exam first and then you will go to the IPCC Level by clearing CPT but if you want to enter after BBA then you can directly get admission to the CA IPCC course.
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Srikanth Choppala
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sure you can pursue BBA after Your diploma in EEE. BBA doesn't have any prerequisite for admission .
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prudhvi bhatiyaHR Manager, Dca,B.Tech,MS,MBA, (Ph.d) Cambridge
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Hello Kumar,
Most of the foreign universities accept Indian students with 16 years education like 10+2+4, but few institutions will also take 15 year education like 10+2+3. You will get an admission in the selected universities, but I am not sure whether the universities mentioned by you are offering courses on the basis of 15 years of education. Check the university website for clear requirements, courses offered, exams need to be qualified with scores and scholarship information.
I also suggest you to visit the nearest abroad consultancy for better options. Take their advice and do your own research and proceed further. I hope you know
Most of the foreign universities accept Indian students with 16 years education like 10+2+4, but few institutions will also take 15 year education like 10+2+3. You will get an admission in the selected universities, but I am not sure whether the universities mentioned by you are offering courses on the basis of 15 years of education. Check the university website for clear requirements, courses offered, exams need to be qualified with scores and scholarship information.
I also suggest you to visit the nearest abroad consultancy for better options. Take their advice and do your own research and proceed further. I hope you know
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Hi, Mathematics subject is required to apply for the MCA course.If you don't have mathematics in 12th,then don't worry you will have mathematics subject in the BCA course.
After completing the BCA course along with the mathematics subject then you will be able to do the MCA course.To be eligible to pursue the MCA course,you must have to complete the Bachelor's degree from a recognized university. All the Best.
After completing the BCA course along with the mathematics subject then you will be able to do the MCA course.To be eligible to pursue the MCA course,you must have to complete the Bachelor's degree from a recognized university. All the Best.
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Animation course is one of the most popular ones among students who have cleared their 10+2 exams. According to me VFX education isn't that great in India this is simply because of the lack of infrastructure, proper course structure, dedicated faculties, However this is changing.
Well I hope this helps you take a decision. Good Luck!
Well I hope this helps you take a decision. Good Luck!
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Sejo Jose
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Hi Subhadra,
The fees for one year is around Rs. 2.5 lakhs. This fees is applicable to everyone, including those from the OBC category. However, the OBC category for MMS in Mumbai is primarily reserved for local Maharashtrian candidates. These candidates will get a refund of part of their fees, after the course has started. They will need to fill some forms for the refund.
The fees for one year is around Rs. 2.5 lakhs. This fees is applicable to everyone, including those from the OBC category. However, the OBC category for MMS in Mumbai is primarily reserved for local Maharashtrian candidates. These candidates will get a refund of part of their fees, after the course has started. They will need to fill some forms for the refund.
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Hi, As per my research on it, it has come out to be a decent college. It has all basic facilities. The MBA program provides for a comprehensive coverage of topics in line with the syllabus prescribed by the AICTE. Good Luck!
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The average package offered by banking sector in PSGIM is around Rs.5 lakhs per annum with highest being Rs.7.2 lakhs per annum offered by southindian bank. The designation vary depending upon the bank .
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