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SREYA MAHIPALAStudent Coordinator of Public Relations
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I am so sorry to hear that. In NIT-Trichy admission is purely based on CAT score except for NRI admission which is based on GRE score.
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To know about these details, I would request you to get in touch with the college officials. You can refer to the link for contact details: http://teluguuniversity.ac.in/.
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The fee structure per year for B.Tech in B. S. Abdur Rahman University is 1.75 LPA, which makes a total of 7 lakhs for the entire course.
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Sayali WankarInspirational and people person
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That's very good score and please don't worry about your graduation marks since MAT minimum criteria is graduation completed. Just the passing criteria vary from college to college. In any case if you are worried about the admission, then please go through the information brochure of the college where you wish to apply.
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Sayali WankarInspirational and people person
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If you really dream to be a part of aviation background, there are very few colleges that offer BBA in airport Management.
Some of the top colleges are Singhania University-Rajasthan, IIKM-Chennai, UPES-Dehradun and Goenka University-Gurgaon. Best among these is UPES, but yes it is super expensive.
If you have aviation as a long-term dream that interests you and can afford, then this can be the best career option.
Some of the top colleges are Singhania University-Rajasthan, IIKM-Chennai, UPES-Dehradun and Goenka University-Gurgaon. Best among these is UPES, but yes it is super expensive.
If you have aviation as a long-term dream that interests you and can afford, then this can be the best career option.
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Sandeep Malik Born to serve
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Hello,
On the basis of class 10th mark sheet and gap year certificate, you can continue your study. Go ahead.
On the basis of class 10th mark sheet and gap year certificate, you can continue your study. Go ahead.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Harpinder,
Colleges under SPP are good ones. By applying to an SPP college, you are also eligible for a 2-3 year work permit. But visa applications are very strictly evaluated and rejection rates are high but if you have a good profile, you need not worry too much.
Colleges under SPP are good ones. By applying to an SPP college, you are also eligible for a 2-3 year work permit. But visa applications are very strictly evaluated and rejection rates are high but if you have a good profile, you need not worry too much.
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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg
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If I am not wrong then you are asking for Bachelor of Management Studies, right?
There is not an obstacle for directly taking admission in BMS after PCM. You just keep your intermediate percentage on the higher side and directly apply to the college you want to pursue BMS.
Your mathematics will be more useful but not with integration or derivatives but with other tools. As a science student at first place, you could do it very well.
There is not an obstacle for directly taking admission in BMS after PCM. You just keep your intermediate percentage on the higher side and directly apply to the college you want to pursue BMS.
Your mathematics will be more useful but not with integration or derivatives but with other tools. As a science student at first place, you could do it very well.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self
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Hi,
You can do many things after completing B.Com. There are many courses such as CA, CS, ICWAI MBA, Taxation course and cost accounting courses, you have to decided in which field you want to go. In all the courses you will have work hard after that you can got a good job.
You can do many things after completing B.Com. There are many courses such as CA, CS, ICWAI MBA, Taxation course and cost accounting courses, you have to decided in which field you want to go. In all the courses you will have work hard after that you can got a good job.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Ravi, Please firstly go through the NUS website and decide if you want to study a research-based or a course based program. Research-based programmes are more competitive to get into. The admission requirements will vary accordingly. Typically GRE scores are not required but you must have a good IELTS or TOEFL score. Here is the NUS website which you should be checking carefully
https://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/graduate-studies/graduate-education/
https://www.eng.nus.edu.sg/graduate-studies/graduate-education/
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Hi, CFA Level I is very easy course content wise, especially if you are also studying for an MBA in Finance concentration. However, the amount of content one needs to go through (and at times learn from scratch) can be overwhelming. It becomes even worse at Level II. So it really depends from person to person how difficult it can be. Managing both your degree and studying on the side for the CFA Exam would eat up most of your time. Time management is essential, and one can only do it if they are committed to seeing through the CFA exams. However, I am certain that studying for the CFA (and taking the L-I and perhaps L-II exam) while in
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