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You need to clear IIT-JEE Mains or other private/state engineering entrance exams to get admission into any premiere college.

PGDM is open for All India candidates.

Hello, I'm glad to have you. A three-year degree called "Company Secretary" teaches students how to manage a company's legal matters, such as tax reports and record keeping. A firms strategy, decision-making, and ensuring that all operations adhere to legal, moral, and regulatory criteria are all directly managed by the company secretary. The CS course, or company secretary course, is specifically created for students with a background in commerce. However, this course is open to all students who have completed their 12 standards and come from any field.

It is possible, but you will not get good universities or popular countries. If you want to invest your time and money, then you should follow the rules and enroll into a recognized college.

Hello,
I think you should prepare for all the exams. In government jobs exams or competitive exams, the syllabus is almost same. So, you can prepare at the same time for more than one exam.
If you want to work in Indian banks, then you can prepare for IBPS PO, SBI PO or RBI exams. You are from technical field, so you can also prepare for IBPS PO exam.
You can check the below mentioned link for the details of IBPS PO job:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6w5YesyQOw
I hope it helps.

Yes,the CMAT cut-off is 96.42 percentile.

Hi,
As per your query, you can think of these top foreign languages and choose according to your target area of work and profile:
1. French From Alliance Francaise.
2. Spanish from Instituto Cervantes.
3. Japanese from Japan Foundation.
4. German from Max Muller.
All the best.

Yes you are eligible for IITR MBA program. But the thing is IITR being tech institute of our country prefers B.Tech students over other programs. But now it is changing its criteria to have diversity. Also, this amount of work experience will help you along with your GD/PI process. Our cut off usually goes around 93-95 percentile. So after your CAT percentile you can apply for our institute. Let me tell you, IITR MBA program is just amazing. Specially the facilities it can provide. You name it and you have it.

You need to keep your basic concepts clear. You should study from NCERT books for strengthening the basic concepts. Try as much application based problems as possible. You need to sit for 3 hours and in order to solve these problems. Try and solve all the previous years question papers.

Hello Himalaya,
Are you talking about Government Engineering College, Aurangabad? If yes, then answer unfortunately is no. This college does not accept JEE Mains. It accepts score from MHT-CET only.

You should follow your interest. If you want a good life, then no career is easy. In every sector, you must know how to handle stress and pressure be it IAS, government job or as a top notch businessmen.

Every competitive exams needs the concepts to be rigid. If you do not have some high class knowledge, then it will do, but if your basics are not clear, then it will be a trouble for you. Being a science student, you have chosen for JEE Mains, it means that you aspire to become an engineer.
Being passionate, you must have some basic knowledge. There is still time, you can devote more time to clear your concepts. You can practice more and enjoy while you prepare. I think you will gain interest in the subjects.
Best of luck.

Hi,
You can check the below mentioned website:
vtclaw.org/

Sanjay Ghodawat Institute is best to pursue MBA in finance. You should get good score in entrance test examinations like CAT, MAT, GMAT, XAT or MHCET. Therefore, you have to get best score and secure admission in the college. The college course fee is only Rs.30, 000 around.
All the best.

Yes, you're eligible. You can opt for Master's into general management where you can learn all about team planning, leadership, ownership, risk mitigation, strategy planning and consulting.

Hi Nishil,
Your grades are good, but the backlogs might be an issue and will only depend on the university. Your SOP and LOR will also be considered, so prepare them very well. Otherwise, you seem to have a good chance. You can apply early before the deadlines. You can keep at least 6 to 8 months in buffer and proceed.