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If you have completed your Diploma in Electrical Engineering, you can pursue your higher studies by doing B.Tech in the same branch that is electrical engineering. You may also focus on junior engineer jobs in Government field or any private companies. But, I suggest you to do your higher studies by doing B.Tech, as it provides great explorer for jobs.

Dear Aditya,
I will suggest you should prepare for MAT coming in sept. and other tests as well , coz IBS mumbai is not that reputed college neither placements are so good as compared to IBS hyderabad.
so instead to joins as of now, i recommend you to prepare bit harder and smarter and try for good marks and try again for better colleges.
good luck

Hi Roma
currently you are in B.Com second year and you want job in teaching line, you should start coaching to students at home and after completing your B.Com then you should try B.Ed , otherwise complete your masters then you can go in PhD.

Hey Ashwani,
Chandigarh Engineering College (CEC) is a good college to pursue engineering. It has a good placement record as well as average overall rankings. You can proceed with the admission in the college. However there are even better options available which you should go for. If you are eligible for CEC then you can also apply for some other better colleges if you want and may also avail scholarships. Giving you a few suggestions -

if u want to do primary school teacher then go with C.T aftr 12th.if u want to high school teacher thn 1st cmplt graduation thn go with b.ed .if u want to a lecturer thn do master degree after b.sc

Hello Umesh,
Please click on the link for more details: - https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-Punjab

You should pursue MBA after doing BBA. It is a good course with good job opportunities.

Dear Vansh, if the universities have explicitly mentioned that they require mathematics then I am afraid you are not eligible. If you had mathematics as an optional subject I will advice you to write to the universities, drop them an email asking if they will accept and what is the mini marks requirement.
Best Wishes

Placement record of the college is quite good. No. of reputed companies visited this year.The College always do best efforts for their students. An average package this yr was 2-3 lakh.

From these marks you can't get government colleges. Try for some good private institutions.best of luck

Dear Garvit,
wait till 1st cut off is release , and if you find yourself in good college in first cut-off or if you see's yourself getting good college in 2nd then reach accordingly,
admission schedule will also be announced along with first cut off list or prior to that so you can refer to that.
good luck

Hi Jeet, to give you a better advice I would want more details such as your own interests and future plans.

IELTS comprises of 4 sections : Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.
If you have studied in English Medium then this test is not at all difficult.
If you ask me, I would say no preparation is required for that.
Just watch YouTube videos to understand the pattern. You can't prepare anything as it is only based on English language and you can't expect what kind of questions appear like mathematics.
Know well about the test pattern. Watch some online videos regarding the strategies and time management. I think that's more than enough
Try to score at least 7 with no band less than 6.5
all the best !!

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