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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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If you have done 11th and 12th level PCM decently, you will be able to solve most the questions in the 1st paper.
In the second paper about 40 MCQs had to be answered in 1 hour (negative marking was there). The difficulty level was way higher than what comes in WBJEE.
The difficulty of question papers in competitive exams doesn't matter much. What matters is how you were able to perform in that paper than the rest of the other competitors. Practice is the key.
In the second paper about 40 MCQs had to be answered in 1 hour (negative marking was there). The difficulty level was way higher than what comes in WBJEE.
The difficulty of question papers in competitive exams doesn't matter much. What matters is how you were able to perform in that paper than the rest of the other competitors. Practice is the key.
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Hello Vandana,
There are a lot of streams that you can go for. Opt only in which you are interested. You can go for graduation with Hons in physics, chemistry, Maths, computer engineering, etc. You can pursue engineering in any field or you can go for hotel management, designing, programming in any field. Else, you can join airlines. Or you can go for army, navy, etc. Do what you like and what are you interested in. All the best. If you like this, kindly upvote.
There are a lot of streams that you can go for. Opt only in which you are interested. You can go for graduation with Hons in physics, chemistry, Maths, computer engineering, etc. You can pursue engineering in any field or you can go for hotel management, designing, programming in any field. Else, you can join airlines. Or you can go for army, navy, etc. Do what you like and what are you interested in. All the best. If you like this, kindly upvote.
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Bright Futureborn to help you
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DU itself is a good university. You can go ahead with that.
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Bright Futureborn to help you
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You can't be so sure about it. Colleges in WB take admission based upon the rank you obtain in WBJEE. For CSE branch, you need to bring max 2500. for other branches max 6-7000 are accepted.
All the best.
All the best.
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Chetna S
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Hi,
Mechanical engineers are included in the job shortage list, so of you pursue youth Masters from a good university with good grades you will have a chance, Australia is very competitive and you being and international student must work extra hard, network with people, build your profile, get into a good internship position etc. for job opportunities.
Mechanical engineers are included in the job shortage list, so of you pursue youth Masters from a good university with good grades you will have a chance, Australia is very competitive and you being and international student must work extra hard, network with people, build your profile, get into a good internship position etc. for job opportunities.
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Sushobhita Chawla
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The course consists of three years academic programme plus one year of Internship. Eligibility for Admission: The candidate must have passed 10+2, A Level, IB, American 12th Grade or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology with a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. If you have done all these things, then you can surely take admission.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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Well, first of all, other IHMs are government institutes. Their fees are usually subsidized. IHM-A is a private institution, which is affiliated with the Taj Group and the University of Huddersfield. With a certain number of credits and requisite amount of internship experience, you can continue your course in the UK. It is AICTE approved. Hotel Management is usually a 3 year course, IHM-A has a 4 year format. IHM-A also has a beautiful campus with fairly advanced facilities.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Hi Shoaib,
It is totally depended upon your caliber and career plans. B.Sc. Geography has plenty of job opportunities in rural development, NGOs, Cooperative bank, Water conservation officer, Town planner, Climate change analyst, Cartographer and so on. While, B.Sc. Maths you can get job opportunities in any Banks, BPO/KPO, Government/private school teacher, IT programmer. Think twice and make right decision. All the Best for your future.
It is totally depended upon your caliber and career plans. B.Sc. Geography has plenty of job opportunities in rural development, NGOs, Cooperative bank, Water conservation officer, Town planner, Climate change analyst, Cartographer and so on. While, B.Sc. Maths you can get job opportunities in any Banks, BPO/KPO, Government/private school teacher, IT programmer. Think twice and make right decision. All the Best for your future.
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The Aviation sector has been providing numerous job opportunities to graduates in India. In the past, in case of India, there were't many courses that focused on the aviation sector and groomed students to take on roles in that sector. Usually, Graduates of any discipline used to apply for aviation jobs. They used to get trained after they were selected after an interview. At present, things have changed! There are many aviation sector oriented courses present, which cater to the needs of the aviation Industry! In this article, I will list some of the best Aviation field related courses, which students may pursue after finishing their
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Smriti Dabar
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It's never about the college it's about your interest. In which field you want to build your career. All the colleges are good if asked specifically go for government. Institute because there we get quality in teaching methodology.
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Chetna S
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Remember, you are talking about Stanford here, world's most competitive university with the lowest acceptance rate. Unfortunately, your profile is not even close to the eligible criteria, your 12th grades are extremely poor and you are still in your first year B.A. You don't have work experience neither a GMAT score. Advise you to focus on your studies and get a job first to be MBA ready from abroad. If you are aiming for Stanford check their student profile and prepare accordingly.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor this is the college predictor link you can find here the college for which you are eligible. Go through the link.
Good luck!!
Good luck!!
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SHEKHAR SAINI
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Hi Yash,
Yes, you get admission through JEE Mains paper 2.
Previous year (2k17) my friend got 219 marks in JEE Mains Paper 2 and 81% in 12th from CBSE board and he belong to OBC category, his gen Rank-9243 and OBC rank-3800, still he didn't get any college. So I think for a general candidate score must be above than 270 if board marks are not included.
Yes, you get admission through JEE Mains paper 2.
Previous year (2k17) my friend got 219 marks in JEE Mains Paper 2 and 81% in 12th from CBSE board and he belong to OBC category, his gen Rank-9243 and OBC rank-3800, still he didn't get any college. So I think for a general candidate score must be above than 270 if board marks are not included.
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Pallavi Rohira
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Hi Madhur,
No, you can't. You need to complete your 12th standard first and then apply for this course.
No, you can't. You need to complete your 12th standard first and then apply for this course.
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Sushobhita Chawla
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Can you please tell me the college you wish to apply for so that I can guide you better?
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