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Dear Raghu,
German Universities combine research and study and have been the scene of many groundbreaking discoveries and are internationally renowned. Arguably the only country in the World where completion of study programs is smoothly followed by paid internship in top Multinational companies, leading to full-time jobs eventually. German companies are interested in attracting well-trained graduates from abroad. And in many cases, these former students continue working for the company as a foreign spokesperson once they return home. As a university graduate you can,after completing your studies ,remain in the country for a further year to look for a job.A residence permit issued for the purpose of studying can,after a job has been found,be converted into a residence permit for taking up gainful employment.The residence permit which enables you to take up a job may be issued for up to 5 years.
Settlement option is bit tough in Germany, however if you able to manage to get the work permit you can try for the same.
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Hi Nabeel,
You have not mentioned what is your educational background and which degree program you want to go for. However, it would be better if the Institute is approved by AICTE or UGC as those Institutes will have a good value in the job Market rather thab those which are giving a recognised degree of some other Institute, as that shows that they don't have their own market standing.
I would suggest that if you have other optins in hand do explore them.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi,
For doing MA in Mass Comm through University of Calcutta you need to appear for admission test on the basis of which you will be selected. A quota for S.C./ S.T. students is available but for further detaills on this, Secretaries of the respective Faculty Councils needs to be contacted. Address for Mass comm Faculty Council is given below:
Secretary, Faculty Council for Postgraduate Studies in Law, Education, Journalism and Library Science and Fine Arts, Music and Home Science, University of Calcutta, College Street, Kolkata 700 073.
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Pooja

Hi.
1st of all i would like to tell you that you have a very good profile speficially your GRE score is very impressive. Following are the top schools in the US for computer science. You are very well eligible to apply in all schools:
1) Massachusetts insitute of technology : http://www.eecs.mit.edu/grad/index.html
2) Stanford University: http://cs.stanford.edu/degrees/mscs/
3) University of California-Berkeley: http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/education/degrees.shtml#ms
4) University of Illino: is-Urbana Champaign: http://cs.illinois.edu/graduate/academics?quicktabs_5=1#mcs
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Hi Arun,
Merit is something which is very important and is considered as an integral aspect during placements but more than that it is your skill set and knowledge that you represent at the time of the placements/ interviews.
If you are looking for the placements post BCA/MCA, definitely it would be your performance in BCA/ MCA that shall be considered as most important and not your 10th or 12th aggregates as much.
All I would advise you is to work hard and perform well so to secure good job opportunities.
As you have shown interest in pursuing MCA, it is advisable to opt for the regular course instead of the distance/ correspondence and to know about the institutes offering these, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/y8bdhvf
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