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Here are the courses we offer in both distance and regular modes:
1. Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism(PGDJ)
Duratiton: One year; Medium: English/Telugu
Total Fee: Rs. 9,900( in 3 installments)
Eligibility: Graduation
2.Diploma in Journalism(DJ)
Duratiton: Six Months; Medium: English/Telugu
Total Fee: Rs. 6,300( in 2installments)
Eligibility: Graduation
3.Diploma in TV Journalism(DTVJ)
Duratiton: Six Months; Medium: Telugu
Total Fee: Rs.8,100( in 3 installments)
Eligibility: Graduation
4.Certificate Course Of Journalism(CJ)
Duratiton: One year; Medium: English/Telugu
Total Fee: Rs. 3,000( No installments)
Eligibility: Matriculation/SSC
For application form and prospectus, Please send Demand Draft drawn in favour of DIRECTOR, A.P.COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM, HYDERAGAD to the Address given below:
The Director,
A.P.College Of Journalism,
Chabda Towers,
SRT:42, Jawahar Nagar,
Near Ashok Nagar X Roads
Hyderabad-500 020
Last date for Admissions: 31st August 2011
For Further Details Contact: 09866192685

Hi Gaurav, studying for MBBS in the UK can be quite expensive. It will cost you around 90 lacs for the whole course including the living expenses. Also the deadlines to apply for MBBS are already over for this year. Although you can start applying for Sep 2012 intake and the last date to apply through UCAS is Oct 15 of 2011. You will also need to appear for UKCAT or GAMSAT exam before you apply for MBBS.
You can apply to following Universities for MBBS and against the names are written the exam scores they accept.
University of Birmingham
University of Bristol
University of Cambridge (candidate may offer BMAT)
Keele University (require GAMSAT)
King's College London (require UKCAT)
University of Leicester (require UKCAT)
University of Liverpool
Newcastle University (require UKCAT)
University of Nottingham (require GAMSAT)
University of Oxford (require UKCAT)
Barts and The London, Queen Mary's School of Medicine and Dentistry (require UKCAT)
University of Southampton (require UKCAT)
St George's, University of London (require GAMSAT)
Swansea University (require GAMSAT)
University of Warwick (require UKCAT)
Imperial College London, (require UKCAT. Applicants to the standard 6 year undergraduate A100 programme require BMAT.)
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Hi Sai,
As you are interested in pursuing your Masters from Germany. I would like to say that Germany is a very good option as Germany is one of the countries known for technological advancements, specially automobiles.
Few good universities that might interest you are FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences, RWTH Aachen University, Esslingen University of Applied Sciences, University of Applied Sciences Osnabruck. etc.
For admission you might have to give GRE and IELTS / TOEFL.
Also I would suggest you if possible go for a German language course. It may not be mandatory for you to learn the language for the course but will help you to find a part time job. A student in Germany can work 90 full days or 180 half days.
After completion of the course, you are allowed to stay back in the country for 1 year to look for a job and then you can convert your student permit to residence permit for gainful employment.
Hope this helps.
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Hi Deepak,
As you are interested in pursuing your bachelors in mechanical engineering and you are keen in taking admission in duisburg essen university, I would like to say that it is a nice university. But as friend would suggest you to think about the decision again as pursuing a Bachelors degree from Germany will not be advisable as you have to go for a 1- 1 and a half year bridging course or have to clear IITJEE or have to clear the university entrance exam.
Apart from duisburg essen university you can look for universities such as University of Karlsruhe, University of Applied Sciences Aachen, University of Applied Sciences Osnabruck etc.
In order to get through to a good university you have to give IITJEE, IELTS / TOEFL.
Hope this helps.
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