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Hi Rajat,
Although, Management is a good option but if you do it from UK it would be difficult to get good jobs so, UK would not be a good idea to get good return on your investment if you want to pursue your Management programme from abroad you should opt for Canada or New Zealand or else do it from one of the reputed B-Schools in India like FMS, IIFT, Aligarh Muslim, UBS, Delhi University etc.
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Hi Deepa,
There are several career options which you can choose after doing M.Sc in Mathematics one of the money minting option would be Actuarial Science. Other options could be a PhD in case you want to get into a research or teaching profession. Civil Services could be another good option. You can also look at other related fields like Banking and Finance.
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Hi Randhir,
Frankly speaking there is no set formula to enhance your verbal skills for CAT, I would say few of the things which you can do to improve your verbal ability are: you can purchase Wren and Marten & a good dictionary to start your preparations. You should study good intermediate level text books on different subjects which will help you in Passage section of verbal ability. Read News paper regularly especially Editorial section of the newspaper, also read magazines and other books available to increase your vocabulary. Apart from this you can consult books by Arun Sharma & Meenakshi Upadhyay.
There is no concrete plan which I can suggest you for preparation the only advice I would give is the key to success in such Entrance Examinations is Time Management and remember there is no short cut to hard work
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Hi Namrata,
Although, as Human Resource is one of the most traditional specialization the scope of this specialization is never ending as every company big or small need Human Resource to run their Business so is the demand of HR personnel, but the kind of package an Individual gets would largely depend on his/her performance on the programme, the market standing of UK university from where you are doing your course in Indian Industry & most importantly the fact that how an individual use the knowledge earned to get the best of job opportunities in India.
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a. Bachelor degree holders in Engineering/ Technology/ Architecture (4 years after 10+2) and those who are in the final or pre-final year of such programmes.
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The GATE examination consists of a single paper of 3 hours duration, which contains 65 questions carrying a maximum of 100 marks. The question paper consists of only multiple choice objective questions. Each question has four choices for the answer. The candidates will have to mark the correct ch