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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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B.Com regular is the best. Because most of the study related doubts can not be addressed through correspondence/ distance study mode. Further, the requires study pace and consistently another important factors, which can be addressed properly through the regular study mode only. So, I would like to go with regular study mode.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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Yes, you can apply for it. There are high chances of you getting a seat if you apply.
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Ananya Dev
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Some more information like your educational qualification and interests would be appreciated. Only then I would be able to guide you better.
Some more information like your educational qualification and interests would be appreciated. Only then I would be able to guide you better.
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Shikhar MoghaRESEARCH INTERN AT SASE CHANDIGARH (DRDO)
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Hi, I think you should prefer IIT-Dhanbad over Pondicherry University for doing MBA, as it is better in terms of faculty, placement, and would provide you a good exposure. Hope it helps.
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VAIDURYA V
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If you plan to opt MBA further, BBA is a better choice. It will give you an idea of how we go about business administration. However, if you want to go for CA B.Com is an obvious choice. Moreover, it would be better to do BBA (Hons) than simple BBA so as to do specialisation in Marketing, Finance or something.
All the very best to you dear!
All the very best to you dear!
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Aarav Srivasatava
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Over 95% of faculty are PhD and highly experienced and research driven. In fact, 110+ faculty forms the fulcrum on which Jaipuria's program rests. They are always eager to help their students. They rebuild new perspectives that emerge out of rising change and complexities. So, there should not be any doubts when it comes to faculty. Now, the return on investment or ROI is directly proportional to your rate of involvement. Like I said, Jaipuria is known for its faculty, learning environment, extracurricular activities, and placements, the most important catalyst is your involvement in studies and assignments in those two years of PDM.
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Ananya Dev
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You can apply online by registering yourself on this link https://admissions.aud.ac.in/admission19/
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BHAWNA BHOJWANI
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Jaipuria is better among the options. It has better ROI and placement record. So, it would be worth to invest in Jaipuria. I hope this would help.
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Shweta Singh
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JEE Mains paper 1 is for B.Tech aspirants and Paper 2 is for B. Arch course. Sir J.J College of Architecture consider NATA score for admission to B.Arch.
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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Yes, depends on the programme and university admission requirements. It may be difficult to apply to US and Canada since you have a 3 year degree. Just check admission requirements, course requirements and proceed accordingly.
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mradul shrivastava
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There is 100% placement in BIMM. And some of them who are still left due to their own reason I.e. Backlogs and low attendance will also be placed soon by March.
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Leena Agarwal
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Sorry to say but you are not eligible for BCA with art stream because in BCA, you need some background from science and the minimum percentile you need for BCA is 55%. Otherwise, you will get problem at the time of placement because most of the MNCs, eligible criteria is 50%.
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Vipra Panda
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The best countries for Indian students to pursue MBBS are USA, UK, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia. Medical degrees provided by these universities are the widely recognizeble.
Other than this, you can choose universities of Russia, Georgia, Philippines and Bangladesh. These countries offer medical education at budget friendly fees.
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Dinesh Kristi
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Hi,
You can another MS or check for PG Diploma in areas like environmental Science, biochemistry, energy Science, renewable energy, food and nutrition etc. Just figure out your career plans, what you want to do and decide accordingly.
You can another MS or check for PG Diploma in areas like environmental Science, biochemistry, energy Science, renewable energy, food and nutrition etc. Just figure out your career plans, what you want to do and decide accordingly.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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There are various job opportunities for M.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition postgraduates. Some of the major job profiles are listed below:
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Management Dietician and Nutritionist
Clinical and Therapeutic Dietician
Public Health and Community Dietician
Researcher
Quality Manager
Thanks!
There are various job opportunities for M.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition postgraduates. Some of the major job profiles are listed below:
Menu Planner
Management Dietician and Nutritionist
Clinical and Therapeutic Dietician
Public Health and Community Dietician
Researcher
Quality Manager
Thanks!
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shivam patelcollege choice expert
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30 marks of internal theory subjects and 50 marks for practical subjects are considered in semester internal exams. If you have any other queries please feel free to ask.
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Disha Chauhan
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I would advice you to contact the placement coordinator of your college. If there are recruiters coming to the college for B.Ed agriculture, then definitely you can sit for the interview.
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