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krishanu chatterjeeCurious to know new things.
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Congrats for your percentile and yes you have 100% percent chance in that NIT.
All the best.
Congrats for your percentile and yes you have 100% percent chance in that NIT.
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I'll mention some of the most common options taken up by students:
- Many universities offer this course, you can google it. You can apply to Indian universities (DU, IITs, Indian Statistical Institutes, etc.) and foreign universities as well. For foreign universities, you'll have to write an exam known as GRE.
- You can write management exams like CAT, GMAT, XAT, TISS, etc.
- With the growing demand for statisticians in the market, Master in Financial Statistics or Master in Data Analytics courses are providing students with a Statistics background and a great scope of professional growth. Many foreign universities are providing th
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Ashitosh Bachute
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It is very difficult to get admission in NIT with this rank so try this:
Please visit this link for more information:
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Akshay Bajaj
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Yes, it's a government-run institute. The Indian Institute of Food Processing Technology (formerly Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology) (IIFPT)[1] is a pioneer Educational and R&D Institution under the Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI[2]). The IIFPT is located on a 15-acre campus in Thanjavur to Pudukkottai Highway located at a distance of 2 KMs from Thanjavur New Bustand.
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Dr Vijay Kumar
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There is no college in Lucknow for integrated B.Ed course. This course is offering by Sai Nath University and Central University at Ranchi, Jharkhand.
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Akash MalavVNITian
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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?
Kindly visit the above-mentioned link.
Kindly visit the above-mentioned link.
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Akshay Bajaj
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NTA score and percentile is the same thing for JEE Mains 2019 January attempt result.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,M.Sc Forestry
Candidates should meet the eligibility criteria for M.Sc Forestry course offered at Forest Research Institute, if they possess Bachelor’s degree in Science with at least one of the subject from Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics and Zoology or a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or Forestry. For more information you can see below link:
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Candidates should meet the eligibility criteria for M.Sc Forestry course offered at Forest Research Institute, if they possess Bachelor’s degree in Science with at least one of the subject from Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics and Zoology or a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture or Forestry. For more information you can see below link:
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Vijay Kumar,
It's nice to see your percentile at 63. But whether you will get a chance to appear for JEE Advanced or not will be decided only after the second set of JEE Mains exams are conducted by the newly constituted NTA. This is so because some students can appear second time and best of the two scores will be selected to decide the merit list. Hence my advice is be patient and wait for the results of the second set of exams in April. In the meantime, you may also think of appearing in April again to improve your percentile that would be a better course of action to take.
It's nice to see your percentile at 63. But whether you will get a chance to appear for JEE Advanced or not will be decided only after the second set of JEE Mains exams are conducted by the newly constituted NTA. This is so because some students can appear second time and best of the two scores will be selected to decide the merit list. Hence my advice is be patient and wait for the results of the second set of exams in April. In the meantime, you may also think of appearing in April again to improve your percentile that would be a better course of action to take.
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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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Yes, you can appear for M.Sc. maths & computing for IIT JAM exam.
Yes, you can appear for M.Sc. maths & computing for IIT JAM exam.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Anuj,
Taking a gap of 2 years itself will not be considered against you when you apply for a job, but surely any recruiter will like to know what you did in these two years. If you can give a correct and cogent explanation of what you did, then it will not be counted against you, however, remember in these two years many more engineering graduates of the mechanical branch would have entered the stream for the job and you will have to compete with them. But fundamentally speaking if your knowledge is good & if you have done something worthwhile in these two years of your hibernation I think you should get a good job.
Taking a gap of 2 years itself will not be considered against you when you apply for a job, but surely any recruiter will like to know what you did in these two years. If you can give a correct and cogent explanation of what you did, then it will not be counted against you, however, remember in these two years many more engineering graduates of the mechanical branch would have entered the stream for the job and you will have to compete with them. But fundamentally speaking if your knowledge is good & if you have done something worthwhile in these two years of your hibernation I think you should get a good job.
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Avi SachanDoing MBA from Sri Balaji Society Pune(BIIB)
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Yes, definitely, you will get a very decent job after doing MBA but for doing MBA abroad, you have to give GMAT.
Yes, definitely, you will get a very decent job after doing MBA but for doing MBA abroad, you have to give GMAT.
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