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Being a student of Banasthali Vidypeeth, I don't think,there would be exact same environment in some other college as well. But, as per the ranking, you can surely go for Symbiosis, Christ University, Indraprastha University which too have a nice job opportunities.

SRCC has only B.Com hons and no Bcom programme. That means you'll need maths as a subject in +2 and will have passed in it. You can have IP as your optional, no problem in that, as long as you have studied maths as well.

You may go for IBS-Hyderabad. IBS-Hyderabad provides 100% placement in both marketing and finance. IBS-Hyderabad is itself famous for their placements in finance rather than in marketing. So when it comes to placement whether it is finance or marketing, IBS Hyderabad is the right place.

It depends upon on your college. If you are doing B.Tech from IIT or NIT then you will definitely get a good package but if your college is not so good then you may have to face some problems with your placement.

Hi Sairabh,
Here, indeed, you will have value of education.
Location is central, making it convenient.
We have BOPP ie bottom of the pyramid project apart from the summer internship for getting a hands on practical knowledge.
Moderate fees is another positive.
Mandarin lang course is an additional language which we have for our value addition.
Placements are pretty good. Most of the students get more than one offers.

Other than medical option and all the B.Sc BA. You have many options. Like, career in teaching, designing, photography, sports. Etc. You all also have the options for courses like hotel management, wedding planning, law, pilot or cabin crew and many more.

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Hello Shrisa,
Yes, you can appear for JEE Mains but you cannot take admission in any of the colleges accepting JEE scores, you need to have a proper, all clear, class 12th mark sheet.

Hi, The minimum qualification required for Indian Army wing, Navy and Air Force is as follows:
Eligibility for Indian Army:
*The candidates want to apply for Indian Army must have completed 12th (10+2 pattern) or its equivalent exam from a well-recognised board. *The appearing candidates can also apply. Eligibility for Indian Navy and Air Force:
*Those seeking for Indian Navy and Air Force must have passed their 12th/appearing (10+2 pattern) from a recognised board or University with Physics and Mathematics as a compulsory subject.

To become a scientist at ISRO, one first needs to have opted Maths and Physics as his subjects at 10+2 level and have a thorough basic knowledge of these subjects. Getting admission in IIST (Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology) can be the easiest ticket to get absorbed in ISRO as a scientist/engineer.

To get into IIM - A, you need to score reasonably decent in your 10th and 12th exams. That means somewhere around 80 - 90% is a must need. This is because they do check your past scores and it is one of the important factor of evaluation there. May your CAT score be good but if your academics and other factors like GD, PI doesn't turn out to match there satisfactory level you would surely loose admission.

Life at Amity University is quite good.
Though, Amity University is really strict in terms of punctuality as you need minimum of 75% attendance in every subject.
The campus is huge. It has many blocks. Each block has 2-3 courses. Each block has a separate canteen too.
Amity University has restaurants like Subway, Domino's, dosa plaza, etc. It also has a departmental store and a salon. It has a gym and a gaming room too which has bowling, air hockey, pool table, etc.
Amity University also has a Central library.

No,
To become eligible for Post Graduate Diploma in taxation at Netaji Subhas Open University, a candidate must have a graduate degree including LLB, CA, CWA from a recognised university.

This would depend a lot on your interest areas and career aspirations.
If you want to technical/research based areas then MS is good. However, if you are keen on a general management area then you should go for MBA.

Hi,
You can still try for MMS, it is not possible but if you are good enough and perform well in your GD/PI rounds for PGDM course, you can still get through.

For PGDM courses, there will be a GDPI round where they will evaluate you on the basis on your work ex if any, previous academic record, entrance exam score and your performance in GDPI itself. You will be selected for a course on the basis of these factors.