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Hi Hariharan,
BBI either stands for "Bachelors of banking & Insurance" or "Bachelor of business Business Informatics". Considering your educational credentials, I presume that you are referring to Banking & Insurance.
Banking activities are at the heart of the modern system. Banks are typically the most important groups among financial institutions and involved in channeling funds between lenders and borrowers. The programme has been specially designed for those who want to aspire to make a career in Banking and Insurance.
Banking and Insurance programme aims to impart knowledge and a broad understanding of the Banking and Insurance industry. These programmes prepare students for a career in the sunrise sectors of the economy Banking & Finance, Insurance.
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According to best of my knowledge, I would like to suggest you that Both BBA and B.Com have their own merits. It depends entirely on your interest before choosing either of the courses. If making a career in management is your priority then you should go for BBA as it is the foundation of management and has been specifically designed for MBA aspirants. B.Com on the other hand, is much more diversified and has a wider scope for specialisation for post-graduate study. Thus, it is advisable to first chalk out your skills, aptitude and area of interest before taking up any of the courses. Instead of looking at the money making aspect while choosing a course it is more feasible to choose a course that will give you long-term benefits rather than a short-term. I hope this information helpful for your bright future. Thanks and all the best.

Hi Harshal,
Robotics is a field of engineering that deals with design and application of robots and the use of computer for their manipulation and processing. It requires the application of computer integrated manufacturing, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, biological mechanics, software engineering and the like. In India there is no robotics in under graduate level, you have to go for M.tech. Only Mechanical, Electrical, Computer and Electronics engineers are eligible to pursue M.tech in Robotics. The premier institute in Robotics is The Center for Robotics and Mechatronics at IIT (Indian Institute of Technology), Kanpur which offers a Master's Degree Course in Robotics. Admission is through valid GATE score. The Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Departments of the IIT's offer courses in Computer Science with specialization in Artificial Intelligence, which is an integral part of Robotics. For more details on Robotics and career prospects, kindly refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/robotics-program-article-4610-1
Nanotechnology is derived from the combination of two words Nano and Technology and is considered as the technology of future and is capable of bringing major technological advances in the 21st century. Nano Technology professionals are in great demand in mainstream electronics, industrial products and healthcare markets. Though, nanotechnology is still in early stages of development in India. However, graduates in nano-tech have plenty of opportunities in medical, healthcare industry research, environment industries, pharmaceutical, agriculture, universities, private research institutes, educational institutes, entrepreneurial, investment advisors in biotechnology, research and development in government, product development and advising, communication and media and interfacing of new technologies.At present, no reputed institute in India is offering courses in Nanotechnology at the graduation level.
Always remember, you should pursue a stream/course based on two things :
-your career goal
-the type of job you want to do
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Hi Jyotsna,
Scholarships are awarded on various criteria. The norms vary for different universities and programs.
Generally they are as followed:-
Merit scholarships: On the basis of overall academic achievement.
Need-Based Scholarships: Designed to fund the less-fortunate students in their academic pursuits.
Athletic Scholarships: Given to star athletes by some universities to recruit them for the athletic teams.
School-Based Individual Scholarships: Specific scholarships relevant to the university.
Full/Partial Scholarship : Most times students are given partial scholarships which normally cover simply living, simply books, or part of the tuition fees.
Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
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Hi Harida,
Yes, indeed you can pursue MBA in Aviation Management provided you fulfill the criteria and eligibility.
The Training and Placement Unit of the Institute is responsible for providing world class job opportunities to the undergraduate and postgraduate students after graduation for suitable jobs in the industry and various private and public sector organizations.
No institute can guarantee you placements. It's just purely based on how you utilize your abilities and skills at the right time. I would suggest you to contact the training and placement department personally for accurate numbers.
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You can follow the below mentioned tips:
1. Write down the name of the chapters from a standard text book on the subject with serial numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) on the left side of an A4 page.
2. Record the year against the name of the chapters, when a question from that particular chapter appeared. Occasionally, you might find more than one question from a chapter appeared in the same examination. In that case, record the year the same number of times as the questions.
3. Once you have completed recording from all the question papers, count how many times a question appeared from each chapter and record it on the right side of the page against the name of the chapters. Now, you can calculate the percentage of questions in each chapter out of the total number of questions you recorded and record it within first bracket after the number of times a question appeared (already done) against the name of the chapters.
4. Now re-write the name of the chapters with serial numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) on the left side of an A4 page according to their ranking.
5. Once completed, it would be the comprehensive list of chapters. There might be some chapters without any questions in each format.
6. The chapters with questions appearing in all formats of your examination would be the most important and core chapters you could not skip reading under any circumstances.
7. For each chapter, you would find similar trends regarding different topics for different formats. Now, you can prepare a topic-based list for each chapter following the same method as followed for the chapters.