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Kamal Vishwakarma
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Hi Maya, if you get chance to study abroad then never lost this chance. The four branches are different and your question has a very individual perspective. Everybody will have different opinions. As for me, I enjoyed electrical and electronics. Similarly, you will have different interests, so there cannot be any generalized answer to your question. There is no the toughest field in engineering if you have more knowledge or study hard hope you understand and good luck.
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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST
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Well, it mainly depends upon your long term goals and interest.
Both the fields have unlimited opportunities in particular.
You just need to introspect yourself- your strengths & weaknesses and at the same time discuss with your family too.
With a deeper thought and a clear vision go for the best-suited option for you.
Don't worry whichever field you opt for just be consistent and determined and you will turn out to be the greatest beneficiary.
Best of luck!
Take a wise decision because at this age it will seem to you as a less important topic but believe me, whatever decision you take, take it with full confidence and belief.
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Both the fields have unlimited opportunities in particular.
You just need to introspect yourself- your strengths & weaknesses and at the same time discuss with your family too.
With a deeper thought and a clear vision go for the best-suited option for you.
Don't worry whichever field you opt for just be consistent and determined and you will turn out to be the greatest beneficiary.
Best of luck!
Take a wise decision because at this age it will seem to you as a less important topic but believe me, whatever decision you take, take it with full confidence and belief.
Kindly revert i
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Salim,
After completing 10th class, it's always a tough call for the students to choose their stream. Most of the times, students ignore their interests and go by the previous year's trends. This may result in unintended consequences in the long term career prospects. You can have a look at some tips to make a wise decision:
https://www.shiksha.com/choose-your-stream-wisely-after-10th-class-article-6111-1
I hope this helps.
After completing 10th class, it's always a tough call for the students to choose their stream. Most of the times, students ignore their interests and go by the previous year's trends. This may result in unintended consequences in the long term career prospects. You can have a look at some tips to make a wise decision:
https://www.shiksha.com/choose-your-stream-wisely-after-10th-class-article-6111-1
I hope this helps.
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Varshika Srivastava
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If you haven't opted for PCB Physics Chemistry Biology via Science stream at 10+2 level, then it is not possible to pursue B.Sc. In nursing.
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chandrakant solanki
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The medical profession is all about ethics. Patient's life is more important than money. Anyways the best earning medical fields are radiology, gynecology, medicine and cardiology. You may select any one of these.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Every year, a small percentage of IITiasn are able to get international placement based on their academic performance and unique skills.
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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
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Yes, board marks are an intake used for deciding your performance in the studies. So it is essential that board marks are important for admission in any college or institute.
Thank you!
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Harshit Mehta
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Before I suggest you the best hotel management colleges in India, I would like to throw some light on the fact that you must look out for the best courses that match the current industry standards and have adapted to the changing trends. Thus, courses in hospitality, travel and tourism will help you get a wide array of career opportunities.
Here are few options for you:
IHMs all over India
Oberoi Centre for Learning and Development, Delhi
Army Institute of hotel management and catering technology, Bangalore
UTM, Shillong
Here are few options for you:
IHMs all over India
Oberoi Centre for Learning and Development, Delhi
Army Institute of hotel management and catering technology, Bangalore
UTM, Shillong
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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
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No, it is not a suitable course for you because you belong to engineering background. But still, if you are strongly interested then pursue it by your wish as it will be very hard and difficult for you to take a turning point by changing your career.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Michael WarnePassionate Blogger and Technology Enthusiast
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Cisco Certified Courses are the well-recognized certifications, which can help candidates to the high flying career as a network management. Cisco entry level of beginners in the industry (CCENT, CCNA) for expert CCIE. Koenig Solutions will help you to get certification.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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It is difficult to get a job abroad immediately after B.Arch degree in India. However, once you gain experience and proficiency in profession, you can get a job abroad.
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
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Dear Abhijeet,
For MCA, SRM is an average college. It provides placement every year but there are many colleges other than SRM whose placement is very high. Some mentioned below are LPU Punjab, Chandigarh university, Galgotias University etc.
For MCA, SRM is an average college. It provides placement every year but there are many colleges other than SRM whose placement is very high. Some mentioned below are LPU Punjab, Chandigarh university, Galgotias University etc.
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Karuna Jain
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You can not take admission in B.Sc nursing as for B.Sc nursing, the applicant must have passed in 10+2 examination with subjects physics, chemistry, biology and English with aggregate 50% marks.
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Sajid BorahHi guys i am sajid , i am computer engineer.
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In Chandigarh university the highest package offered. Chandigarh University has the highest package of Rs. 15Lacs and the average package stands at Rs. 4-5Lacs.the placement of chandigarh university is realy good perfomance. Every year 90% student got placment.
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Trilochan Tiwari
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Yes, it's a good option to pursue career in the above mentioned field.
CA is a very technical and laborious work. Exams are very hard and concept clarity is required to clear the exams.
CA is a very technical and laborious work. Exams are very hard and concept clarity is required to clear the exams.
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Rahul Sharma
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Hi,
As you requested for medical coding details, I am sharing with you a few important points related to Medical Coding :
1. Pre-employment is a legit thing for this field:
2. Coding can get tough:
3. Coding is not as simple as you believe it to be:
4. Don't get yourself in a debt:
5. The average pay for a medical coder is roughly INR 250,000 per annum.
6. 3 to 5 months Course duration
7. Typically the course fee is a one-time payment ranging between INR 20000 and INR 30000.
As you requested for medical coding details, I am sharing with you a few important points related to Medical Coding :
1. Pre-employment is a legit thing for this field:
2. Coding can get tough:
3. Coding is not as simple as you believe it to be:
4. Don't get yourself in a debt:
5. The average pay for a medical coder is roughly INR 250,000 per annum.
6. 3 to 5 months Course duration
7. Typically the course fee is a one-time payment ranging between INR 20000 and INR 30000.
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