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Hi, There are many institutes around, from where you may take angular JS, but I would strongly recommend, if possible take a course from personnel who has hands on knowledge on Angular. Since, I have been in industry for 15 years, I always suggest take courses from professional and subject matter expert.

Almost every colleges give lateral entry for B.Tech. College is allotted to candidate according to candidate's rank. So, based on your rank you can get PES, Cambridge, Oxford, Presidency, east Point, Reva, Christ, Yellamma dasappa, MS Ramaiah University of Applied Science and new horizon
and also check previous year cutoff.

Hey,
Yes, you can take admission in BA courses.
Good luck.

Consider the information in the following table to determine if a career as a financial analyst is right for you. Degree Required Bachelor's degree typical, Master's degree often preferred
Education Field of Study Accounting, finance, statistics, mathematics, and engineering
Key Skills Analytical, communication, computer, math, and decision making skills
Licensure Required Licensure by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) or certification as a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Job Growth (2014-2024)12% for all financial analysts*Median Salary (2015)$80,310 for all financial analysts*. .

Since it's a private university they have flexible dates for admission but most probably in August.

Hi, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-colleges-Kolkata.

If you want to go for popular subjects then most opted choice are:
Literature
History
Political Science
Public administration
Geography
Social Science
If you want to take something exciting and passionate, then there are choices too:
Graphics design
Visual and performing arts
Fine arts
Interior design
Music
Fashion and apparel design
Go for NIFT/NID exam.

IELTS and TOEFL are the compulsory exams for English proficiency outside India. And, it just depends on your board marks.

Hi Preeti, You can surely pursue your PG from distance/correspondence. Kindly mention the course name for better understanding. Refer to DU and IGNOU as they are highly recognised Distance education Universities in India.

Classes of DU SOL usually starts after mid-September, and sometimes it may start from last week of September also.

Hi, As your friend's marks are a bit low in NEET it might be difficult for her to get admission in Government College for B.A. M. S. but she can try in private college or university for B.A. M. S. she might get admission. Good luck.

Yes, you can be able to appear for this exam, but check the relevant details of this exam.

Hi Sachin, Candidate must have passed 10+2 with minimum 50% marks from a recognised board or equivalent to get eligible for B.Sc. Hons. In Economics
Interested candidates can apply online with the required information. Thanks.

Since it is a course, you will need to attend the classes which are held for two hours a day, three days a week.
If you can manage the timings, nothing better. Else, you can pursue the course once you finish the B.Tech.
Refer to the page by cliking on the link below and check the course highlight section.
https://bit.ly/2NbuRHq

Hello Dear,
It will be very difficult for you to get admission into BAMS course in government college with this score. You need around 350+.

I don't think, if any teaching experience is required. Admissions are done on the basis of cutoff.

It is up to you, where you want to take admission. It will be dependent on your budget, where you want to take admission and which universities you want to join for persuading your higher studies.

Hi, Yes, since you have a good score, and you belong to OBC category, your chances of admission to this college are very good. Al the best.