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Hi Alikyan,
As you have completed your graduation you can easily opt for CS. About CS i would say that CS is company Secretary.CS study basically comprises of LAW, Accounts and Finance. A CS be it in a private firm or a public deals with legal aspects in the management of the company. They co-ordinate with the various departments and advise the Board of Directors. They are basically considered the advisors of the company. A company secretary is solely responsible for carrying out finance, accounts, legal, administrative and personnel functions in addition to his secretarial duties. Now in order to become a CS one has to you have to give the examination of CS conducted by ICSI that is Institute of Company Secretaries of India. Their are three phases in CS- Foundation, intermediate and final. But as mentioned by you that you are already a graduate, you dont have to give the foundation so you can start with the intermediate. Once you successfully give the intermediate you can give the final phase. Final Examination can be taken after 18 months of enrolling. Enrollment is open throughout the year. For more info please visit the below link
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Hi Sudhakar,
You can definitely go for SAP course. Although, there is no set prerequisite, generally, it is recommended that you have minimum 1-2 years of technical experience or professional qualification like B.E, B.Tech, MBA, CA or equivalent credentials.
I would like to add here that if you really keen on going for SAP course and are looking for good returns on your investment on training then you should opt for an authorized centre to do your SAP training
Few of the Authorized Institutes for SAP training are:
Genovate Solutions Pvt Ltd
Siemens Information Systems Limited
Delphi Computech Pvt Ltd
For more information please check the links below:
http://tinyurl.com/yfgs246
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Mukesh,
For admission to the MCA programme of Delhi University candidates need to pass the Bachelor's Degree/Masters degree with at least 60% (55% for reserved category students) marks in aggregate. It is also necessary for them to have one paper in Mathematics and another in Computer Science/Statistics/Operational research/Mathematics. If you are able to fulfill these requirement only then you will stay eligible to apply for the MCA course.
To know more about the University of Delhi, refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yewcld8
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Hi Mukesh,
If you are from Science background and have Math till your graduation level I don't think you will face any problem in getting into MCA degree program. However, different Institutes will have different Eligibility criteria to give admission in their MCA program. Most of the good Institutes will require you to appear for Entrance Examination for which the minimum eligibility would be a bachelors degree with 55% to 60% marks. Most of the good Universities will conduct the Entrance Examination as well.
All the Universities you have mentioned would require you to appear for an Entrance Examination for the detailed information on eligibility and other admission criteria I would suggest you to contact the University directly.
Also check the link below for MCA Institutions:
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Pooja

Hi Priyank,
Since you have asked this question under Technical University, Munich Germany then let me tell you this university is a very good university and offers Master program in Electrical and Information Technology taught in German and English languages , you can apply online by sending them the Online application print-out, copy of bachelor graduation certificates duly translated and authenticated, passport-size photograph, CV with details of previous study (which institutions of higher education attended, examinations passed, etc.), proof of German language proficiency.
pls refer this link for application form :- http://portal.mytum.de/studium/onlinebewerbung/index_html
The standard study contributions for studying at the Technische Universitt Mnchen (TUM) are 500,- per semester and have to be paid with 42,- for the student union. The whole amount has to be paid at the enrollment or during registration renewal.
You can also try at Kempten University of Applied Sciencesthey offers a three-semester Masters degree program in Electrical Engineering, completely taught in English.
Hope this helps!
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Hi Aarti,
As Interior decoration is a skill oriented course there is no mandatory prerequisite to go for this program. However, the qualities which one requires to become a successful interior decorator are a creative bent of mind, great visualization, dynamic, and enterprising and has flair to project his ideas, thoughts, observation. Anyone with these qualities can be successful interior decorator.
Although the opportunities are huge but success will not come instantly, you will need to work hard during the initial years to get some recognition. If you do that and you are intrinsically good at decoration, you will surely shine
Please check the link below to find Institutes giving programs in Interior Decoration:
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These links also will give you certain detailed articles on interior decoration.
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Pooja