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Shikhar Patel
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It's almost impossible to go for M.Tech after class 12th. M.Tech is a post graduation course. And for admission into post graduation course you much complete your graduation like B.Tech.
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Pranami Sharma
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Yes, you can but if you are thinking of pursuing Ph.D after your PGDM, most probably the reputed colleges require a degree. Just check out with the colleges that will provide you desired course.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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MBA will give you corporate world exposure. A typical 2-year classroom programme includes learning through projects, case-studies and presentations. These are an essential part in today's corporate world. 2-year classroom programms give you enough opportunities to sharpen your skills.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Akshat,
Amity is much better but to be honest it's fee structure is so high but if can afford than its good. Moreover, they do not provide professional degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. There is B.A. In mass communication which is not professional. Though many students pursue this because they don't know the difference between two. For a professional degree you may look for other colleges.
Amity is much better but to be honest it's fee structure is so high but if can afford than its good. Moreover, they do not provide professional degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. There is B.A. In mass communication which is not professional. Though many students pursue this because they don't know the difference between two. For a professional degree you may look for other colleges.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello Jharna!
Yes, it is possible; there is a college named RICS which offers various MBA programs. However apart from it, no other reputed college offers MBA in Architectural Engineering or related field:
https://www.ricssbe.org/programs/MBA-in-Infrastructure-Management/
Here's its link. Kindly take a look.
Yes, it is possible; there is a college named RICS which offers various MBA programs. However apart from it, no other reputed college offers MBA in Architectural Engineering or related field:
https://www.ricssbe.org/programs/MBA-in-Infrastructure-Management/
Here's its link. Kindly take a look.
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Atharva BhangeI am preparing for JEE and SAT!!LOVE SCIENCE
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Try for a good private college. You can get information about colleges near you on shiksha.com. If you have funds then try for colleges abroad, you can also get information on shiksha's website.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Yes, it's one of the best course. They provide:
Department of Jute and Fibre Technology, Institute of Jute Technology was established in the year 1951 jointly by Indian Jute Mills Association and University of Calcutta. The college offers B.Tech,M.Tech, PGD, PhD and certificate courses in Jute & Fibre Technology. The college is affiliated to University of Calcutta and the courses are approved by AICTE.
Department of Jute and Fibre Technology, Institute of Jute Technology was established in the year 1951 jointly by Indian Jute Mills Association and University of Calcutta. The college offers B.Tech,M.Tech, PGD, PhD and certificate courses in Jute & Fibre Technology. The college is affiliated to University of Calcutta and the courses are approved by AICTE.
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Debanjali Rarhi
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It depends on what your fellow competitors are preferring this year. With your rank, it is possible to get the IT stream, although CSE will be a little difficult in getting.
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Manish Motwani
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Kindly refer to my answer below:
https://ask.shiksha.com/can-i-get-ec-branch-in-sgsits-with-16964-obc-rank-and-63k-air-qna-4833495
https://ask.shiksha.com/can-i-get-ec-branch-in-sgsits-with-16964-obc-rank-and-63k-air-qna-4833495
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
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hey there
The best way to predict college through JEE main score is shiksha college predictor .
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
it shows accurate results
After that just go for counselling of that college .
best of luck for your future.
The best way to predict college through JEE main score is shiksha college predictor .
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
it shows accurate results
After that just go for counselling of that college .
best of luck for your future.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Swati,
Be a little more specific with your education background and what you want to study.
Be a little more specific with your education background and what you want to study.
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Anirudh Ramakrishnan
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COEP is one of the top colleges in India. It's a dream for every Maharashtrian.
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Aarush Malhotra
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Hi
Quantitaive Aptitude is divided into 5 parts:
1. Arithmetic (Includes Percentages, Simple-Compound Interest, Profit-loss discount, Ratios, proportions, mixtures allegations, time-speed-distance & time-work)
2. Algebra (Includes linear & quadratic equations, functions, logs, etc etc)
3. Geometry (Lines, angles, triangles, polygons, mensuration, 3-D geo etc etc)
4. Number System (includes classifications, surds, simplifications, remainders, cyclicity)
5. Modern Maths (Permutations, Combinations & Probability)
Now, depending upon your exam, few or all of the above-mentioned topics would be asked. If you analyse carefully, most of the
Quantitaive Aptitude is divided into 5 parts:
1. Arithmetic (Includes Percentages, Simple-Compound Interest, Profit-loss discount, Ratios, proportions, mixtures allegations, time-speed-distance & time-work)
2. Algebra (Includes linear & quadratic equations, functions, logs, etc etc)
3. Geometry (Lines, angles, triangles, polygons, mensuration, 3-D geo etc etc)
4. Number System (includes classifications, surds, simplifications, remainders, cyclicity)
5. Modern Maths (Permutations, Combinations & Probability)
Now, depending upon your exam, few or all of the above-mentioned topics would be asked. If you analyse carefully, most of the
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Atharva BhangeI am preparing for JEE and SAT!!LOVE SCIENCE
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You probably won't get a government college so you will have to take admission in a private college with a lot of donation.
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ram kumar chugh
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You can opt for the university exam and then score well in the exam and opt for the best branch and if there is option of B.Tech+M.Tech the go for it.
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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.
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Just go through this link and fill out the required details:
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