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Hi,
Apart from doing B.Tech or B.Sc, you can pursue BCA followed by MCA. As you have done 12th in science with computer application, you will get an added advantage over here.

99.5 % placed till date with 300+ corporates. Highest package is Rs 16.5 lakhs per annum and average is Rs 5.7 lakhs per annum.

I fear that you are not eligible.The eligibility criteria here is around 600 marks in MAT.

Hi,
Mechatronics is a combination of mechanical and electronics. Therefore, you pursue B.Tech mechanical/electronics in India and then do your Masters from Germany, USA or any other country of your choice. Universities like Manipal, SRM, IIT Kanpur offer this course.

What degree shall I pursue to do Masters in journalism?

You can attend either MAT/XAT/CAT and you need to attend interview process of Christ also, if you are in the final year, you are eligible to attend the March counselling but before that, you should have attended at least one entrance and get eligible scores.

Hi Kritika,
The fees for 2 years FT MBA program is Rs. 30,000/- PA (under budgeted scheme) and Rs. 70,000 PA (under self-financing scheme).
http://www.kuk.ac.in/information.php?action=showContent4&L01_id=OA=&L01_direction=H&L02_id=NDQ=&L03_id=ODM=&L04_id=NjE=&sublevel=y&lType=deptCourse
Kindly, visit this link for details regarding the admission procedure, etc.

Hi,
You have to attend either MAT/CAT/XAT. Further, there is certain interview process in Christ, you can visit our college website and send a mail or call during working hours.

Hi Rohit,
You can go for M.Tech if you are interested in making a career mainly in the technical domain. Opt for MBA/PGDM if you're interested in the management/business field. Any of these degrees can ensure your goal of joining a MNC. But, you need to study well, get good grades and acquire the relevant skills and knowledge which can have your way of getting into a MNC.
Both MBA and PGDM are considered equivalent in India, just that the MBA degree is given by the Universities whereas a PGDM is given by the respective colleges affiliated to the AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education).

Find out your weak areas ie. the subjects / topic, etc. in which you could not score or were confused while answering. Focus on them while preparing now. Evaluate your speed of answering the questions. Work on it through mock exercises. Enhance your logical reasoning power. Spend some time studying in groups and taking part in discussion and asking each other relevant questions. Increase your study time.

There are ample extracurricular and co-curricular activities at FMS. Management Science Association (MSA) is the student body that oversees all these activities. You wouldn't miss out on anything on that front.
Do well in CAT, as the higher your percentile, the greater your chances to secure admission into FMS.

Yes, the private B-schools boast of a great infrastructure (Hostel, canteen/ mess, libraries, labs, etc.). The colleges which are government-aided may or may not have all of them.

Yes, it is worth it. But, you also need to study heard there and enhance your problem solving abilities to make the name of the institute count in your career.

Exams like MAT and ATMA needs to scored 99.9% to get into desired colleges like PUMBA and Sydenham (PGDM) and better, if you prepare for MH CET for more options.

You may refer to following link for integrated M.Sc PhD at:
http://www.jnu.ac.in/SCIS/programme_of_study.html

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Dear,
If you are planning to pursue B.Arch programme then, you have to choose NATA or JEE exam to take admission in affiliated college and you need to score above 80 out of 200.
For NATA you can check this link: http://www.nata.in/
For JEE you can check this link: http://jeemain.nic.in/webinfo/Public/Home.aspx
All the best.