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Dear Tarushi, JIMS, Rohini is one of the best among all as here we have a choice of various streams like international business and retail management and students who just want to do a simple PGDM can pursue general with major minor option of finance, marketing and HR. The best thing about JIMS is that general and retail management and international business are AIU approved which is equivalent to MBA. The faculty here is amazing always supporting and motivating. JIMS Sector 5 works on your overall development including your personality enhancement, grooming and communication skills. It won't just help you get a job but make a good career. Thanks.

It depends on the specific university or college you are interested in pursuing B.Sc. Psychology from. In general, most universities or colleges do not require Psychology as a mandatory subject in the 10+2 level to pursue a B.Sc. In Psychology. The basic educational requirement to pursue a B.Sc. In Psychology is a 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board with any stream (Science, Arts, or Commerce) as compulsory subjects. Some universities may also require a minimum percentage of marks in the qualifying examination or conduct an entrance examination to shortlist candidates for admission. However, having prior knowledge or experience in Psychology can certainly be an advantage in pursuing a degree in Psychology. It can also help you to understand the subject better and perform well in the course.

Hi Aniket, I will advise you to be a little realistic and practical now, you should be aware that securing a job in the United States firstly is a challenge, so getting a job immediately is somewhat more challenging. Which course you have to study will depend on what kind of job you want to. You can do MBA but MBA programs need applicants with work experience. Apart from MBA you can see MS Management. Once you complete the course you will be given 6 to 1 year time to look for a job. Focus on getting a good education, if you complete your studies properly and from a good university in US then you can also look for opportunities outside USA.

Through MHCET exam, students will get admission in various colleges of Maharashtra state. Here, we are providing some tips and tricks about How to Prepare for MHCET 2018:
1) Plan Your Preparations: You should gather all details about the syllabus and prepare accordingly. Plan your preparation so that you can finish the syllabus on time.
2) Time Management: You should make sure to divide your time equally for all the subjects. Make a proper time-table and prepare wisely.
3) Study Materials & Sample Papers: Try to solve questions papers or sample papers on time it will help you to manage your time to solve questions. By practicing you can know about the type of questions, weightage of questions, difficulty level of the exam, etc.
4) Revision: At the time of revision you should be more focused on the main exam and refreshing topics. Practice all the topics during the time of revision. Practice mock test to boost your preparations.
5) Take Care of your Health
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