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Hi Aman!
A degree course is always preferable over Diploma. A degree programme is much more elaborate and comprehensive than a Diploma. Also, degree holds way more credibility than a Diploma when it comes to applying for jobs. An employer will always give priority to a degree holder.

Making it as an actor takes talent, but pure luck plays a major role in getting your big break. You might be tempted to jump right into the audition process, but if you are a beginner with no training, the best thing you can do is find some sort of acting class. Most actors have spent years training to become even good enough for small parts. In addition to attending acting classes and/or workshops, you'll need to get some headshots made and begin preparing a portfolio.

It is a very good percentile to get any good college all over the India. But, if you want admission in any of IIMs, you should drop and try next year. Your current percentile shows that you have potential to clear the IIM's cut off. All the Best.

Hi,
Yes, this can happen only if you have the skills and knowledge that are in demand. Like, now a days, there is a huge demand of:
BBA Auto Marketing
BBA Aviation Operations
BBA Digital Marketing
BBA Financial Services Marketing
BBA Foreign Trade
BBA Logistics ManagementBBA Oil & Gas Marketing
BBA Retail Management.

yes 100% beneficial

Hi,
Top BBA colleges accept atleast 60% in graduation but still you can give it a try.
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/colleges/bba-colleges-india

Hi Karan Raj,
It depends where abroad you are planning to study. NIT is among the best in India for technical studies. And if you are going abroad you have to see if it's a good college. You can compare and then decide.

ICFAI University is known for its excellent management studies and the placements too. Also, the university has been ranked 1 for management studies.

Admission in Jain University for Bachelor of Computer Application is based on JAIN-ENTRANCE-TEST. Mentioned below is the eligibility for the same:
1.Candidate should have passed (10+2) or Higher Senior Secondary Certificate Examination from the CBSE or from the equivalent examination of any state / ISC recognized to it.
2.He/She should have obtained a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.
3.All SC/ST candidates have a relaxation of 5% in the minimum aggregate.
4.Candidates should have completed 17-years of age as on 31st December of the academic year.

Yes, you will get domicile, but I am not sure about marks as you haven't mentioned any stream.
32608 was the closing rank for mining engineering.

Hey Eshaan,
So, to get a CET seat in mechanical department in MSRIT, you need to have a cut-off of atleast 250. So, yes, all the very best and hope you get the seat!

The details on how to apply for B.Sc Agriculture can be obtained from the authorized website of the college. The application form can be obtained through the college office or from the concerned web portal. Some entrance exam conducted for admission. For more information you need to visit the official site of the college. Hope it helps.

First, give any common entrance exam for entering MBA College. For example - CAT, CMAT, MAT, ZAT, etc.
Then, after the result on the basis of cut off criteria of college, fill admission application form.
Mostly college have three steps for admission:
a) Extempore / Essay Writing
b) Group Discussion
c) Personal Interview

You can join Diploma courses in fashion designing, but it is not that good and will not be useful to you. My advice is to pass in class 12th with good percentage, and then try for NIFT exam. In this, you have a chance to get admission in best government colleges. I am saying this, because this course is still growing and it is not at peak like of B.Tech, MBA, etc.

After B.Sc Computer Science, youu can do M.Sc, MCA.

Yes, Amity accepts lateral entry for MCA. Check out the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/masters-of-computer-application-lateral-entry-amity-university-Noida-232116.