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ANKIT DUBEY
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While going for JEE, it doesn't matter which classes you choose to study from, what matters is that your concepts are clear. In JEE, what you need is speed, accuracy and knowledge as these are the only factors that might help yo in getting a seat at IIT. I, personally will recommend you to not go for any such classes as they charge high fees by promising that they will make you an IITian. Instead, you should go for a personal mentor who had cleared JEE Mains and Advanced and follow his guidance. With this strategy, the best place will be the place you wish to study at. Think carefully whether you still want to go for such classes or
While going for JEE, it doesn't matter which classes you choose to study from, what matters is that your concepts are clear. In JEE, what you need is speed, accuracy and knowledge as these are the only factors that might help yo in getting a seat at IIT. I, personally will recommend you to not go for any such classes as they charge high fees by promising that they will make you an IITian. Instead, you should go for a personal mentor who had cleared JEE Mains and Advanced and follow his guidance. With this strategy, the best place will be the place you wish to study at. Think carefully whether you still want to go for such classes or
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Harshit Jain
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BBA in IB has more scope than in aviation. With BBA in aviation, you will get a job in aviation industry only and experience of this field will not count anywhere else or in any other industry whereas BBA in IB will give you opportunities in various industries and it will be counted as an experience in different industries. Also, career growth and salary packages are more in international business as compared to aviation.
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Sajan SibichanThinking abt hw to make future Safe.
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As you are a BBM graduate, I would suggest, you go for MBA.
MCA is a very tough one for the Non-IT/computer graduates. One should have a keen interest in programming and other software related activities. You have a good base of education in management, so you better opt for MBA.
MCA is a 3-year course.
MBA is a 2 years course.
As you are a BBM graduate, I would suggest, you go for MBA.
MCA is a very tough one for the Non-IT/computer graduates. One should have a keen interest in programming and other software related activities. You have a good base of education in management, so you better opt for MBA.
MCA is a 3-year course.
MBA is a 2 years course.
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Abhishek Desai
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It solely depends upon where your interests are. Talking about the prospect of securing better jobs, pursuing an MBA in IT/Systems/Operations is a better option than an MCA, as it incorporates both the technical and managerial skills within you. So, any MNC or a local company would prefer someone who acquires both these skills.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Darlin,
You can apply abroad, but there is no lateral entry. You have to apply for Bachelor's degree. If you want admission through lateral entry, then you must write to the colleges. They will evaluate your profile, subjects, credit points, etc. and will decide.
You can apply abroad, but there is no lateral entry. You have to apply for Bachelor's degree. If you want admission through lateral entry, then you must write to the colleges. They will evaluate your profile, subjects, credit points, etc. and will decide.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Yes, definitely you can. UPSC eligibility criteria says you need to have a graduation at least, in whatever stream you are.
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Ankur SinghDefence and MBA aspirant.
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Yes, It is possible to join IAF after 12th (commerce). You can join IAF as an airman.
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Vinit Parikh
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Yes the college does have a basketball court. Yes by doing MBA you would gain knowledge about the current business trends and would be able to guess the upcoming market requirements
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Saiyam Jain
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Yes you can choose any specialization among finance, marketing or operations in the 2nd year.
No we don't have any basket ball court in campus. But there are few good courts nearby where we pay and play by the hour.
No we don't have any basket ball court in campus. But there are few good courts nearby where we pay and play by the hour.
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MOHAMMED ALEEM K R
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Yes of course you can and in our college there is best environment and faculty to achieve your best and build your career.
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Srinjini AgrawalI am a student of IMI New Delhi.
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Please refer to the exam websites for this query. Reservations vary for different exams.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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Bachelor of Science in IT itself is not recommended. Don't expect great things merely from Bachelor of Science course. This is a very basic course and would not offer any good job. The career prospect is slightly dim only with a Bachelor of Science. In the private sector, I would say that you can apply for a job in BPO with this qualification. Most of the IT companies would not offer a job with a graduation degree unless it is B.Tech. There can be a good scope in the government sector. You can appear for Civil Service Examination or the IBPS (Bank PO). Both require candidates with graduation in any stream and percentage is not an issue
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