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Hi,
Trinity stands at the top of the list of CSE colleges in the world ranking and the fee for Master's degree ranges between 12 to 15,000 Euros apart from the cost of living and other expenses.

Hi Megha,
GNDU doesn't offer any integrated course like (BBA+MBA).
http://web.gndu.ac.in/

Dear,
As per your query, you would think of these programmes:
Journalism
Advertising
Special education
Psychology
Development studies
International relations
Public policy / Administration
Foreign language
Social work
MBA - (Media management, HR, International business)
So, choose the programme according to your caliber and interest.
All the best.

You can check on the link:
https://goo.gl/DjUK6X

Dear Satyam,
Civil engineering is the best choice. It has a vast scope in India and abroad. You can get good salary package after doing B.Tech in civil engineering. Moreover, there is also a chance to get government jobs.
All colleges are good, it depends on you. Some companies do pool campus drives but the best colleges are Lovely Professional University, Chandigarh University, Thapar University and Madam Mohan Malviya Engineering College.

Yes, you can. Just go to the college website and apply for it. We have internal test to judge you for that.

Hi, in NATA 2019 regulations, you have to secure at least 50% Marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics and an aggregate of at least 50% marks in board examinations.

Dear Nitin Kumar,
Normally, there NRI or management quota seats will be there with every institute apart from regular admission process. For these seats, a high price is to be paid as compared to regular admissions. Therefore, you can approach the top colleges in Mumbai and Delhi for the same. Normally, this information is kept confidential and fee structure will not be open to all.
Kindly contact the B-schools separately.
All the best.

Aerospace is a niche branch of engineering, therefore, scope and job opportunities are lesser in comparison to CSE. With outcry against outsourcing in the western world, CSE graduates future in next few years will be challenged. CSE graduates will face competition from MCA, M.Sc CS/ IT or other engineering degree holders. Aerospace engineering is full of innovation and has good job opportunities with DRDO or ISRO and Indian Air Force. You may choose your engineering degree based on your interests to excel in a professional career.

Well, there are 57 branches offered in India. You can check their name on Google.

Hi,
The placement of IMI is better (in hand salary, job profile and the most important thing is that the job sustainability of students is quite good) because IFIM has better brand value in Bangalore rather than placement, take an alumni tour by LinkedIn or chat with then for more info.
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Hi,
In order to pursue MBA in maritime management, you can apply in BK School of Management, Ahmedabad.
It is the best college in Gujarat. It offers Masters in maritime management.
For this, you have a valid score in CMAT exam.
All the best.

Yes, you are eligible for admission into BCA. You just have to make sure that you score at least 45% in your +2. You should search for Colleges and Universities which are willing to provide admissions to arts students for BCA. There are many colleges which will give you admission into BCA without any problem.

Hi Vinodh, for top universities across the world you should target a GMAT score of more than 700. The average GMAT is around 680. This is true for UK as well as US, Canada, Singapore, etc.

Dear Chandana,
You can pursue PLC, scada, MATLAB & VLSI design and VHDL. Moreover, as you did M.Tech with hard work, you can get a good job.

Only one good institute offers certified training in Japanese language:
Unico Corporate Training | Gurgaon

Dear yogi,
You should do Diploma in engineering. It will be the best course for you. You can pursue Diploma in mechanical or some other branch. You will also have opportunity to get a government job.

Hi Kanika,
SAT is mainly required if you are planning to study in the USA. Some universities in Canada and Singapore also require it. So, if you are not applying to any of these countries, I don't think you need to take the additional stress.