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Hi Shyam,
RWTH Aachen University asks for a tuition fee of 500 Euro per term (semester). The tuition fee is relatively small because universities are subsidized by the government. Additionally, students have to pay a student services fee of approximately 200 Euro per term (semester). To stay in Aachen you should expect to need about 700 Euro per month (including rent).
DAAD stands for "Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst", also known as German Academic Exchange Service. DAAD is a joint organisation of German institutions of higher education and student bodies. There aim is to promote academic co-operation world wide, especially through the exchange of students, scholars, academics, and scientists. DAAD offers numerous scholarship programmes open to all counteries and disciplines mainly for research (Phd and post doctorate) Pls refer this link for more details:- http://newdelhi.daad.de/
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Hi,
I would suggest that rather going for BBA join a coaching Institute for the preparation of CAT and other competitive exams or if you dont want to go for prepartion then opt for some short duration technology related or personality development programs. If you are already doing Engineering it doesn't make sense to do another degree program through correspondence untill & unless there is a specific reason to do that.
BBA may help you to an extent of doing a ground work on the concepts you are going to face in MBA but will no where help you in preparing for MBA Entrance Examinations.
For more information on short term courses mentioned above please surf shikshas Courses & Institutes Section.
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Pooja

Hi Ajju,
All one can say is that it depends on each person's capabilities and method of studying and it would not be possible for us to provide any information related to the ideal way to study but yes to acquire knowledge, it is important to give priority to understanding by concentrating in the same. It is not the quantity of hours that you spend to study but the quality and level of determination that you invest in those hours towards the study.
There are many professionals who have actually been able to crack the CWA exam and that is because of the factors like, time management,hard work, concentration and determination.
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Dear Aspirant,
The institute hasn't provided for it's complete address on most of the pubic websites and directory that i searched including their own website.
But what you cab best do is , make a call to their office at
Contact No. : 09377916611
and they will provide you the exact address
Also you can make a call to their head office as they must be having all details including address at :
+91-265-3252531
Or you can leave them a query at
Email : info@iantindia.com
Website : http://www.iantindia.com
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Dear Aspirant,
The institute hasn't provided for it's complete address on most of the pubic websites and directory that i searched including their own website.
But what you cab best do is , make a call to their office at
Contact No. : 09377916611
and they will provide you the exact address
Also you can make a call to their head office as they must be having all details including address at :
+91-265-3252531
Or you can leave them a query at
Email : info@iantindia.com
Website : http://www.iantindia.com
But this might take time, so best way is to call them up for immediate response.
Best of luck for your future !
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Hi Shyam,
In 2011 there is a change in GRE format ,the new test will have many new aspects including a new grading scale, the ability to use an online calculator for the quantitative portion and the elimination of analogies and antonyms in the verbal section. In the past test takers could not go back to a question after they answered it. Now the new format will allow students to go back to questions as frequently as they like within each section. Once they are done with a section, they will not be allowed to go back and change any answers. Students will find that the new test will be increased to three and a half hours in length however they will still have the option for a paper or computer based format. Also calculators are allowed in the 2011 new format. For further details kindly refer this link:- http://www.ets.org/gre
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