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2010-08-13 00:59:26
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Study Updesh
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The International Tuition fee for Masters course in Aerospace Engineering from Kingston University is 10,900. Please refer to the link http://www.kingston.ac.uk/postgraduate-course/aerospace-engineering-msc/ for more information about the course.
For more information on study in UK log on to their official education site www.educationuk.org and official immigration site www.ukvisas.gov.uk . And there are useful do it yourself sites for study abroad like www.ArrayGlobe.com
For more information on study in UK log on to their official education site www.educationuk.org and official immigration site www.ukvisas.gov.uk . And there are useful do it yourself sites for study abroad like www.ArrayGlobe.com
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2010-08-13 00:56:43
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2010-08-13 00:54:14
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Robin Agrawal
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Dear Student,
With AIR above 85178, you are sure not to get admission into NITs or other good central engineering colleges , unless you fall in SC/ST category.
But as you have got this rank in this attempt, I would advise you to give one more chance to yourself and put some extra hard work to get a better rank next year.
Be wise, as it's a one time decision and the most critical one for your career, because once you get into some engineering college, you might regret later that you could have prepared for a much better college.
Do take this drop year if you can afford.
Best of luck for your future !
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With AIR above 85178, you are sure not to get admission into NITs or other good central engineering colleges , unless you fall in SC/ST category.
But as you have got this rank in this attempt, I would advise you to give one more chance to yourself and put some extra hard work to get a better rank next year.
Be wise, as it's a one time decision and the most critical one for your career, because once you get into some engineering college, you might regret later that you could have prepared for a much better college.
Do take this drop year if you can afford.
Best of luck for your future !
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2010-08-13 00:48:32
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Robin Agrawal
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Dear Student,
To be applicable for Professor post, criterion vary a bit for IITs, NITs and Govt. Colleges as they all belong to different universities and some of them are autonomous too.
Normally Phd. with some experience is good for IITs and NITs.
For normal Govt. colleges , a PG degree suffices.
The plain graduates find it hard in Govt. Colleges though private engineering colleges these days do hire some engineering graduates but that's never a safe and good option unless you are highly interested in teaching profession.
Do ask back for further queries.
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To be applicable for Professor post, criterion vary a bit for IITs, NITs and Govt. Colleges as they all belong to different universities and some of them are autonomous too.
Normally Phd. with some experience is good for IITs and NITs.
For normal Govt. colleges , a PG degree suffices.
The plain graduates find it hard in Govt. Colleges though private engineering colleges these days do hire some engineering graduates but that's never a safe and good option unless you are highly interested in teaching profession.
Do ask back for further queries.
If liked this reply, please select this as 'best answer' or give 'Thumbs Up'.
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2010-08-13 00:48:25
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Robin Agrawal
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Dear Student,
To be applicable for Professor post, criterion vary a bit for IITs, NITs and Govt. Colleges as they all belong to different universities and some of them are autonomous too.
Normally Phd. with some experience is good for IITs and NITs.
For normal Govt. colleges , a PG degree suffices.
The plain graduates find it hard in Govt. Colleges though private engineering colleges these days do hire some engineering graduates but that's never a safe and good option unless you are highly interested in teaching profession.
Do ask back for further queries.
If liked this reply, please select this as 'best answer' or give 'Thumbs Up'.
To be applicable for Professor post, criterion vary a bit for IITs, NITs and Govt. Colleges as they all belong to different universities and some of them are autonomous too.
Normally Phd. with some experience is good for IITs and NITs.
For normal Govt. colleges , a PG degree suffices.
The plain graduates find it hard in Govt. Colleges though private engineering colleges these days do hire some engineering graduates but that's never a safe and good option unless you are highly interested in teaching profession.
Do ask back for further queries.
If liked this reply, please select this as 'best answer' or give 'Thumbs Up'.
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2010-08-13 00:35:09
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2010-08-13 00:12:49
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Pooja Kohli
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Hi,
Although, for post graduate programs in fashion designing , the session of most of the colleges starts in August - September but there will be certain Institutes & polytechnics which will have rolling admission, so to get the specific admission date you need to directly get in touch with Institutes.
For more information on fashion designing institues please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/3x7xz3r
http://tinyurl.com/35m9874
Also go through this informative articles link to have indepth knowledge on fashion designing as a career.
http://tinyurl.com/382kwm3
Hope this resolve your query. Feel free to put up more queries In case you
Although, for post graduate programs in fashion designing , the session of most of the colleges starts in August - September but there will be certain Institutes & polytechnics which will have rolling admission, so to get the specific admission date you need to directly get in touch with Institutes.
For more information on fashion designing institues please check the link below:
http://tinyurl.com/3x7xz3r
http://tinyurl.com/35m9874
Also go through this informative articles link to have indepth knowledge on fashion designing as a career.
http://tinyurl.com/382kwm3
Hope this resolve your query. Feel free to put up more queries In case you
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2010-08-13 00:11:10
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2010-08-13 00:09:03
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uday sanjay pofali
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gourav ,
yes it posibkle after B.comfee is depend on institution following are some institute for event m,management
Event Management Development Institute:C-11, Dr.Herekar Park Building, 4th Floor Next to Kamala Nehru Park, Off Bhandarkar Road, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune. Tel: +91-20-25720324
Indian Institute of Event Management: 144 Laxmi Plaza, New Link Road, Andheri West, Mumbai.
Indian Institute of Management: D-3, Defence Colony, New Delhi.
International Center for Event Marketing: 6/14,IInd Floor,Sarvapriya Vihar, New Delhi.
National Institute Of Event Management: A-3, Amphi Theatre Building, Fergusson College, F.C. Road, Pune. Tel: 020-25
yes it posibkle after B.comfee is depend on institution following are some institute for event m,management
Event Management Development Institute:C-11, Dr.Herekar Park Building, 4th Floor Next to Kamala Nehru Park, Off Bhandarkar Road, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune. Tel: +91-20-25720324
Indian Institute of Event Management: 144 Laxmi Plaza, New Link Road, Andheri West, Mumbai.
Indian Institute of Management: D-3, Defence Colony, New Delhi.
International Center for Event Marketing: 6/14,IInd Floor,Sarvapriya Vihar, New Delhi.
National Institute Of Event Management: A-3, Amphi Theatre Building, Fergusson College, F.C. Road, Pune. Tel: 020-25
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2010-08-13 00:02:47
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Priya Saxena
Guide-Level 11
Hi Tejas,
Although there is no such problem if you pursue a course through a private institute, but it is important that the institute/ course should be recognized by the government body. ISO is not the regulating body for approving and affiliating courses and institutes in India, instead it is the bodies like AICTE or UGC and approvals from such bodies are required to pursue a valid course.
If you are yet to take admission or are in the first year itself, then you may consider writing entrances again and look for better options to pursue Engineering from a well recognized University.
Kindly revert for any further queries, also if you lik
Although there is no such problem if you pursue a course through a private institute, but it is important that the institute/ course should be recognized by the government body. ISO is not the regulating body for approving and affiliating courses and institutes in India, instead it is the bodies like AICTE or UGC and approvals from such bodies are required to pursue a valid course.
If you are yet to take admission or are in the first year itself, then you may consider writing entrances again and look for better options to pursue Engineering from a well recognized University.
Kindly revert for any further queries, also if you lik
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