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Hi Mayan,
As you are pursuing Mechanical engineering then what i believe you can go for -
1. MS in Automotive Engineering - Hochschule Esslingen University of Applied Sciences,2.Master of Science in Automotive Engineering [M.Sc.] Zwickau H University of Applied Sciences , 3. Automotive and transport engineering, Transport studies,GIST (German Institue of Science and Technology), 4. Automotive manufacturing, Mechanical engineering, general,Offenburg H University of Applied Science 5. MS in Mechanical Design , 6. MS in Mechanical Engineering etc.
Kindly go to the university website from there you will get the relevant information . you can also aks me for any further help.
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Hi. The most relevant course for you as per your qualifications would be the Master in Engineering course. Students who have enrolled for this program must enroll for one of the mentioned concentrations i.e. Biomedical Engineering, Communications, Computer Engineering, Electromagnetics, Electronics, Energy Systems, Photonics, Systems Control. In order to be eligible for this program, you must score atleast 3.0 out of 4.0 GPA or B+ Grade or 75% or above. Also, you must take the GRE(Preferable score 1200) as well as score atleast 93 in TOEFL IBT with minimum 22 in each section or score atleast 7.0 in IELTS.
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Dear Student,
First you should focus on doing the masters degree like MCA to increase your value in the software industry as a fresher.
Also as you asked you can pursue courses in parallel and there are a lot of options as i am listing below the most prominent ones from the job point of view:
1. Java/J2EE - The server side software development of web is mostly done by this most secure language option. Most of the banks in India and abroad implement their web applications using Java/J2EE only.
2. Oracle/Mysql/DB2/DBA - This is one of the most reliable course options but you will not get any work of software development on its basis, yet you can continue doing it if you have interest in DBMS.
3. CCNA/MCSE - These networking certifications can employ you as a network engineer and again even in the recession period these were the most reliable career options, if not most exciting.
4. .NET/PHP - These are popular languages which are direct counterparts of Java. These are mainly used for light weight application development on the server side and client side. .NET is also easy to master compared to the long Java Library.
Do ask back for further queries.
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Hi,
There are approx. 800+ universities in the US which offer a MBA program. It would totally depend on your profile as to which universities you should target. Criteria on the basis of which you should shortlist universities for yourself are:
1) GMAT score
2) Undergraduation percentage
3) TOEFL score
4) Work experience.
If i have accurate data on the points that i have mentioned above, i can provide you with exact universities where you should be applying.
Some of the top MBA universities in the US are:
1) Harvard University
2) Stanford University
3) University of Pennsylvania
4) University of Chicago
5) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
6) Duke University
7) University of Michigan
8) New York University
9) Columbia University
10) Yale University
In order to secure admission in the above mentioned universities, you would need excellent academic credentials followed by superior work experience as well as certain level of involvement in community service(welfare of the society).
For further details, visit: https://www.usa.shiksha.com
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Generally when an acid and a base react with each other it is either called as an acid alkali reaction or acid base reaction and the process is called neutralization here are many uses of neutralization reactions which are acid-alkali reactions. A very common use is antacid tablets. These are designed to neutralize excess stomach acid (HCl) which may be causing discomfort in the stomach or lower esophagus. Also in the digestive tract, neutralization reactions are used when food is moved from the stomach to the intestines. In order for the nutrients to be absorbed through the intestinal wall, an alkaline environment is needed, so the pancreas produce an antacid bicarbonate to cause this transformation to occur. (

If the y element is sodium and the product is sodium chloride, then sodium gives excess electrons and chlorine accepts to attain inert gas configuration. So as sodium loses electrons it is oxidized and chlorine. reduced .This is potentially very confusing if you try to learn both what oxidation and reduction mean in terms of electron transfer, and also learn definitions of oxidising and reducing agents in the same terms.
Personally, I would recommend that you work it out if you need it. The argument (going on inside your head) would go like this if you wanted to know, for example, what an oxidising agent did in terms of electrons:
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An oxidising agent oxidises something else.*
Oxidation is loss of electrons (OIL RIG).*
That means that an oxidising agent takes electrons from that other substance.*
So an oxidising agent must gain electrons.
Or you could think it out like this:
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An oxidising agent oxidises something else.*
That means that the oxidising agent must be being reduced.*
Reduction is gain of electrons (OIL RIG).*
So an oxidising agent must gain electrons.