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It depends on your area of specialization. Management roles are offered, you can get senior roles if executive MBA is pursued.

Try MBA from National Institute of Fashion Technology, it would give you more scope.

Scholarships are there but you need to decide on the college where you wish to take admission and check the scholarship criteria.

Hello,
There are too many career options available after completing your 12th studies.
But firstly you have to decide what you actually want to do & become in your life and then decide your graduation course accordingly.
MBBS
B.Sc.
B.Tech/BE
BCA
Best of luck.

It is not recommended. The placements reports are unaudited and accreditation for the college are very few, so it is quite ambiguous to join.

Lot of engineering colleges have lateral entry admission provision for Diploma holder in engineering. You can seek direct admission in 2nd year of engineering in universities such as Manipal University etc.

Arihant's MAT preparation book is the best for preparation for MAT exam. It consist all 4 sections along with past 10 attempts papers.
All the best.

Hi Karen,
The scholarships are given on merit. It is very difficult for international students. You can check on university's website for scholarship information.
1. British Chevening Scholarships.
2. Commonwealth UK Scholarships and
3. Imperial College Alumni Society in Delhi.

The best way to prepare for VITEEE is to get and solve previous year questions. Good luck!

Gujrat University is the best.

B.Tech in automobile engineering graduates are eligible to appear for all UPSC examination as the eligibility criteria is a graduation degree.

Cutoff refers to the minimum score or marks which the test takers must obtain in order to get shortlisted for the next round of selection process. This varies every year depending on the difficulty level of the paper. Last year cut offs were - General: 48.50, SC/ST/PH: 38.50, OBC(NCL): 43.50).

Hi Prasanth
minimum is 50% + CAT score. But, as the competition increasing for getting admission- you should have a decent mark supported by consistent academic backgrounds. Only these things will help you to become shortlisted. Once shortlisted , rest is in your hand. your performance in GD and PI will matter. Your performance must be good enough.

You can refer books like Arun Sharma for Verbal/Quant/DI-LR. You can start preparation now, get your basics clear of Algebra/Trigonometry, Ratios and Proportions. Keep practicing on verbal section (topics like Jumbled Sentences/ Reading Comprehension/ Para-completion). Its better if you look to join a coaching institute for preparation as they have a planned schedule with weekly tests.

Hello
I am suggesting you Chandigarh University is best for M.Tech for computer Science with best infrastructure and placements. You will get chance of international semester exchange.

1. IIT – Madras.
2. NIT – Trichy.
3. IISc – Bangalore.
4. IIIT – Hyderabad.
5. BITS - Hyderabad campus.
6. IIT – Tirupati.
7. NIT - Surathkal.
I hope it helps.