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No. These are very low marks. You can try other management institutes though.

BCA is better as nowadays computers are on high demand

consistent hard labour and smart work will help

Admissions have already started. Good Luck.

I wonder why you chose to go for M.Ed if you are not interested in teaching. Since you have English as a subject you may try to work for some publishing house, work as translator etc. You may look for a job in education department.

NSE does not provide any assist to get a job/career opportunities.it offers certificate programme,which is good enough to upgrade your skillsets.it makes you job ready in india/abroad.CFA may also be good option for you.

It totally depends on your interest first of all. But, if you are judging it on the basis of package offered, then obviously CS sector is going to give you tag of being placed. But, civil engineering has got advantage in government sector.

very hope here is a possibility. good luck.

Hi R B Sharma,
Ranking wise Chetana's is better than MET in case of MS in finance.

Dear kartik import and export courses always demanding from export houses . in india and abroad. prefer in india . Indian institute of foreign trade delhi and Kolkata. all the best.

1. The Light and Life Academy (LLA), Ooty
2. Mass communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
3. Osmania University, Hyderabad
4. Sir JJ School of Applied Art, Mumbai
5. Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts & Communication (SACAC), New Delhi

Dear gulam. did you get admission at XIMB. if yes. they will communicate you when the class work will get started. all the best.

Both have their pros and cons. Pros for B.S. Abroad: Better exposure, better resources, many opportunities for research and internships, Global experience. Cons: Higher fees, living away from home. Pros for B.Tech in India at IITs: Very competitive, less fees but adequate resources. Cons: Limited opportunities for research and limited global exposure.

this a common question . B.Tech in CSE is based on hardware and software also. but IT based on Information contained and Softwares. hope you can get the answer.

Hi Jaspreet, please elaborate what you mean by non-medical. Career options are plenty and differs, you must clearly specify your details.