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Dear Punal,
Since every individual have different requirements and planning, the answer to your question will also differ. There is no specific course which could be tagged as the best. It is up to you, what you want to be or do. You may go for a Masters in mechanical engineering or a specialized Masters in an area of your choice, examples may be material science, manufacturing, transportation design , automotive and automobiles, management engineering and so many.

The placements are good for 2016 batch average package was of Rs.6.5 lakhs.
Life is very good but there are many rules and regulations to follow. Once you get adjusted you will enjoy. Its a post graduation college so more focus is given on academics and grooming of students.
There are various clubs run by students these clubs conduct many events.

There are several online college which will be helpful for you like Manipal and some other. There are many open universities, which help you to pursue distance program like IGNOU.

Greetings.
Appering for clat can Result into experience of law and questions relation to it.
You can also get direct admission such as Chandigarh University is giving direct admission.
Kindly visit www.cuchd.in for more queries.

Graduation in any subject as arts, science, commerce or engineering etc. is required. Like public banking companies, private companies also offer graduate management programmes. They test your analytical, quantitative ability and language. All the best!

go for MBA as it will be a better option

Hi Kedar,
Irrespective of the education board, you must practice, revise, schedule and stick to your study plan to pass class 12th. It does matter which board you are from. The rules are same, so you must study hard.

Yes, you can go for SSC exam with your graduation. If you are in final year of your graduation, then you can go for it. Good luck.

Hi, you can check if admission are open here
http://www.latrobe.edu.au/study/how-to-apply/important-deadlines
Certain courses will allow you to apply but will be difficult as you are an international student.
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You don't need any course to pursue BE. The career prospects are very good for computer science especially into app developers, coding and business analytics, software testing and presales and consulting.

You can apply for the colleges by giving their own set of entrance exams.

Operations is a good option for you. Resource allocation issues are most common in manufacturing and production companies. So, it will relate to your graduation knowledge.

Yes, it is a good decision, if you think you can do it, so do your best and get the government and reputed college through IIT JEE.

Yes, why not there are some institute which take entrance and they provide you admission. You can pursue marine engineering and have great future.
All the best.

You need to score above 50% in your class 12th to pursue hotel management course.

B.Com would be a better option and you can do MBA from a top B-School and business maths is not mandatory for B.Com but you will not be able to do B.Com (Honors).

Saturated have single bond whilst and unsaturated have double or triple bond.

In organic chemistry, a saturated compound is a chemical compound that has a chain of carbon atoms linked together by single bonds. An unsaturated compound is a chemical compound that contains carbon-carbon double bonds or triple bonds, such as those found in alkenes or alkynes, respectively.

Dear dhinesh84092, there is no particular minimum percentile requirement for the DA category. The last admission for DA category this year was at 56 percentile, though it is suggested that you try scoring around 80 percentile to stand a good chance of getting into this college. Goes without saying, this college is very much supportive to its DA students. Do checkout the preparatory material SNAP rolls out to help students with their preparations.
Get in touch with https://shiksha.com in case you or your friends require further assistance.
All the best for your preparation!