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Hello Priya
First choice is Government College, then, there's no issue. Wait for the next year. You may apply for the entrance exam for IP University. Or another way is to continue your three years full time B.J. M. C. from this private college and then after that, go for the Masters in journalism and mass communication from IP University
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Hello Simran,
Yes, PG in English from this university is valid across India in government or any other job. But if I may ask, why did you have the doubt about this university?

There is nothing to worry because, if you do not lock your choices, the last saved choices/preferences will be locked automatically at the conclusion of the time-window for filling-in of choices.

To take admission in 2nd year Diploma the online date has gone.

See there is no number of seats decided. It just depends on how quickly students take admission. Number of seats are altered according to number of students taking admission at different cutoffs.

Hi Chetan,
Instrumentation branch has got good enough placements. Even M Tech students get a placement. Overall, we can say that they have average placement scenario.
All the best!

There are lots of ways after 12th. It depends on your interest, skills and stream of 12th. If you are from science stream with maths then you can go for BE/B.Tech and medical, in commerce you can choose B.Com management, business BBA and then MBA. Other options are mass media, arts, music, artists, etc. It depends on your interest and ability.

You can refer Universal. Each year CLAT has something new in the store. So no one can predict it. But generally, the questions are from current issues. So for English, GK and some legal, follow a good newspaper religiously. For maths and LR, practice as much as you can.

For becoming a chef you need to pursue courses. It can be like B.Sc in hospitality and hotel management, Diploma in food and beverage services or Bachelor of hotel management and catering technology.

Yes, you can pursue BCA because it requires 50% in 10+2.

If you study aerospace from IITs or IISc then you will have good scope but if you study it from a private college then the value will be less.

Hi Siva Sankar,
Yes, you can develop your career on your own. You can start a business. There are so many opportunities in various sectors, like, automation, electric circuits, components dealing, etc.
All the best.