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faiyaz ali
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Why should you try Some excellent job sites like- Monster.com, Naukri.com, etc.
Just upload your resume there. It is the fastes way to be hired by TOP recruiters.
Just upload your resume there. It is the fastes way to be hired by TOP recruiters.
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kaustubh
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no,its not like that.if u know the basics in maths i.e. diffrentiating,integrating etc.,u can do very well in physics.and these basic tools u can learn on ur own ,just refer the primary state board text books.they r the best.and if u want,u can find a tutor for these topics,these topics may hardly require 2-3 months.all the best
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Vineet Raj Kapoor
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Vikas Naidu
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getting a degree is not assurance for getting a job. u have to be technically and practically sound as well and must be achieve some International certifications as well for getting good job in the Industry. Get any International Certifications like RHCE, RHCSS, CCNA, MCSE, OCP.
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prashant mishra
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Hi Shubham,
If you are interested in wine industries then you may go for this course Certificate in Professional Wine Knowledge from New Zealand School of Food and Wine its a 12 weeks full time program you must have 12th passout certificate for more details kindly refer this link:- https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/9918/course/course-Certificate-In-Professional-Wine-Knowledge-Christchurch-New-Zealand-college-New-Zealand-School-Of-Food-And-Wine
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If you are interested in wine industries then you may go for this course Certificate in Professional Wine Knowledge from New Zealand School of Food and Wine its a 12 weeks full time program you must have 12th passout certificate for more details kindly refer this link:- https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/9918/course/course-Certificate-In-Professional-Wine-Knowledge-Christchurch-New-Zealand-college-New-Zealand-School-Of-Food-And-Wine
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MAYUR DESHMMUKH
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Anhilash which university you are looking at?
University wise the cut-off changes for every college and branch?
which branch you are looking at?
you will get the branch according to your marks.
Depend upon that I will tell you the branch / the college you will get on your marks.
University wise the cut-off changes for every college and branch?
which branch you are looking at?
you will get the branch according to your marks.
Depend upon that I will tell you the branch / the college you will get on your marks.
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prashant mishra
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Hi Zak,
In order to take admission in any Masters or MBA in Aviation management program Candidates are normally expected to have both a good first degree and a minimum of three years' postgraduate managerial or professional work experience gained in the aviation industry. Candidates without a first degree but who can demonstrate extensive managerial experience at a senior level will be considered. If English is not your first language then you will be required to show evidence of competence in English. If you fulfil these criteria then you can try in these universities of UK:- Brunel University, City University London.
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In order to take admission in any Masters or MBA in Aviation management program Candidates are normally expected to have both a good first degree and a minimum of three years' postgraduate managerial or professional work experience gained in the aviation industry. Candidates without a first degree but who can demonstrate extensive managerial experience at a senior level will be considered. If English is not your first language then you will be required to show evidence of competence in English. If you fulfil these criteria then you can try in these universities of UK:- Brunel University, City University London.
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faiyaz ali
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If you are planing to go for Abroad then just go for it. More or less 6/10 Economics student at DU wanted to go for LSE and also do so,because after getting a degree from there career starts explore its real hieghts.
But just by getting 60% in ur UG, you wont be able to get in LSE.
But just by getting 60% in ur UG, you wont be able to get in LSE.
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Robin Agrawal
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Dear Sneha
CCNA is definitely a decent option , but do not stop just at CCNA. After you clear it, prepare well for CCNP and other higher levels . As CCNA alone is getting to common in the IT Industry.
Also between the institutes you asked for, i would suggest you NIIT Nagpur . It's slightly better in terms of its resources though Jetking too is well known all over India for Its courses in networking and they have a faculty advantage and the rich experience in this domain.
Aso i would suggest you to please have a demo look on the lab of the institute you join for CCNA, as the practicals matter in exam of CCNA a lot like questions are based
CCNA is definitely a decent option , but do not stop just at CCNA. After you clear it, prepare well for CCNP and other higher levels . As CCNA alone is getting to common in the IT Industry.
Also between the institutes you asked for, i would suggest you NIIT Nagpur . It's slightly better in terms of its resources though Jetking too is well known all over India for Its courses in networking and they have a faculty advantage and the rich experience in this domain.
Aso i would suggest you to please have a demo look on the lab of the institute you join for CCNA, as the practicals matter in exam of CCNA a lot like questions are based
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prashant mishra
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Hi Samir,
Since your visa is still valid so in that case you get multiple entries in UK i would suggest you to short list the college and the course for yourself then apply for the concern program once your application is approved then you only need to fly back to UK . Kindly refer this link to get info on colleges :- https://uk.shiksha.com/
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Since your visa is still valid so in that case you get multiple entries in UK i would suggest you to short list the college and the course for yourself then apply for the concern program once your application is approved then you only need to fly back to UK . Kindly refer this link to get info on colleges :- https://uk.shiksha.com/
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Robin Agrawal
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Dear Nishu,
There is nothing like CSE is a tough one for those who haven't ever studied computer.
In fact all the things that yu should do on computers and with computers is taught in the engineering curriculum itself.
So just don't feel bad even if you don't have much knowledge about computers, as in the other streams too you don't have any kind of knowledge in advance like Mechanical/Electronics/Chemicals etc.
Best of luck !
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There is nothing like CSE is a tough one for those who haven't ever studied computer.
In fact all the things that yu should do on computers and with computers is taught in the engineering curriculum itself.
So just don't feel bad even if you don't have much knowledge about computers, as in the other streams too you don't have any kind of knowledge in advance like Mechanical/Electronics/Chemicals etc.
Best of luck !
Do ask back for further queries.https://shiksha.com is pleased 2 help u.
Please close this question by Selecting this as the 'best answer' if your query is resolved.
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