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Hello Rakesh,
It's quite tough to prepare for these two exams in just five months. But, what is impossible in this world? Begin with making a timetable for study of different subjects and practice sessions of mock exam. Have some time assigned for relaxation too. Make an attempt.

The easy way to earn money is to work abroad. Having at least ITI or Diploma gives you the reasonable amount of money. After graduating in engineering you will get huge amount of money there.

You are eligible to appear for a majority of MBA entrance examinations if you are doing BA Distance learning from a recognized university or institute and score more than 50% marks.

In India, travel and tourism courses are available in these formats-
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
PG Degree courses
PG Diploma courses
PG Certificate courses
Bachelors DEGREE COURSES:-
BA in Travel and Tourism Management
BA in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism Management
B.Sc in Travel and Tourism Management
BA Tourism Studies
B.Sc in Hospitality and Travel Management
BBA in Travel and Tourism Management
BBA in Hospitality and Travel Management
BBA in Air Travel Management
Bachelor of Tourism Studies
Bachelor of Tourism Administration
B.Com Travel and Tourism Management
BA Travel and Tourism

Below mentioned are the top colleges for IT engineering:
1. VJTI.
2. KJ Somaiya.
3. SPIT and many more.

Dear Amin Khan,
Almost all the best business schools including IIMs and other business schools have got around 6000+ seats under CAT entrance examinations. Amongst them, best seats are given to those who get 95 percentile & above in CAT examinations. Almost 3 lakh+ students compete for these seats. All the best.

Dear Susmita Patil,
Almost in all the business schools all over India, the eligibility criteria for students is that they should have a minimum of 50% in their graduation to pursue MBA. All the best.

Dear Susmita Patil,
No, you can not get admission in it with less than 50% marks in graduation. Very sorry to say this. All the best.

Dear Mukesh,
It depends on the country. In US it does not matter which board you are from. In UK SAT is not required. Similarly, every country would have different requirements.

Let me ask you, what kind of a job are you looking for?
Do you intend to pursue your career in engineering or planning to shift?
What are your interests?
The answer to these questions itself will help you decide which course you need to look out for. It is important you know what you want, figure out your own interests and career goals, check various job profiles, career outcomes and see what interests you.

Stipends are open to candidates, who is permanent resident of any of the states in North East. You need to have relevant qualification from recognized institution.

Hard water is simply water which has calcium and magnesium salts dissolved in it which makes it difficult to form lather with soap. While washing with hard water and soap these salts precipitate as scum and stick to the cloth. Using detergents makes it easier to form lather.
Soft water is water free of Ca and Mg salts and forms lather easily with soap.

You can refer to the link for colleges in Chennai for B.Sc in forensic science:
http://entrance-exam.net/forum/general-discussion/list-colleges-offering-b-sc-forensic-science-chennai-743397.html

There is BSC in electronic or BE in any course.

Dear Shaikh Raheema,
You can go for air hostess course as that is the only one option available that you can opt apart from MBA in aviation management. All the best.

Thank you for envincing interest in New Horizon College of Engineering for BE- EEE course.
New Horizon College of Engineering is an autonomous college permanently affiliated to VTU , approved by AICTE & UGC. NHCE has been Accredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade.
For more details on course, kindly contact our Admission Executive on 9740076446.
Thanks & Regards,
New Horizon

Hello Mayank,
These days, admission is only through CET or JEE. The only other way is to bid for management quota for direct admissions.
Best wishes to you.