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Haryana LEET: For preparing for Haryana LEET, you have to buy AG Publication LEET Book, which contain different question of different branches. So, you have to read all it's theory carefully of every branch. You have to make sure that you make your branch portion the strongest of all. And, the book contains section D. You must cover all the MCQ questions of it, if it is necessary. You also have to put high stress on Maths, Physics, Chemistry portion from your subject book, which you have studied in your semester. For preparing other branches, you have to read summary of particular branch book. And, in this exam all matter is luck. So, you have to score at least 45 above out of 90 to get good rank. There is no negative marking, so after you are sure that you have attempted at least 30 questions correct, then apply all options B. This will help you out. And their is no negative marking in this exam. AG publication books have some mistakes in it, but maximum questions are correct. If you have any doubt in it, you have to correct them from internet or verify from your friend of that branch. And, one advice, try to get exam not on first day of exam schedule. Hope this helps you. All the best.

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We would like to inform you that UPES-Dehradun is offering M.Plan in urban planning and our course work towards sustainable, equitable and orderly development. The current tools to implement these ideas are master plans, regional developments plans, city development plans, etc. Graduate will be expert in preparing the above and would contribute to development through facilitating better access to land and housing, infrastructure services and employment opportunities in urban and regional space. The target is to educate and train students with interdisciplinary knowledge and skills and ability to work from local to the regional level. Urban and regional planning will offers studios in land use planning ranging from metropolitan region to city level up till ward level plans.
Career prospects:
The programs are broadly based, with a strong vocational focus and graduates enter a wide range of planning related careers in the public, private and non-governmental sectors. Our graduates will be found working in all parts of the India and also worldwide in what is becoming an increasingly globally orientated profession. Many can be found in senior positions in central and local government, private practice and academic institutions. You can expect a hands-on approach to your studies working on projects with public and private organizations providing you with the skills you need to practice planning after graduation. Our ITPI-approved programs ensure that you are fully qualified to enter this dynamic profession. Prospective employers:
Development Authorities & Departments
Public Bodies
National NGOs & Multinational NGOs
International Funding Agencies
Development Banks
Consulting Agencies