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Start preparing for entrance exams lIke CAT, CET, MAT, ATMA, etc. for getting admission into MBA colleges.

Full time MBA programs are more intense but is usually of a shorter duration i.e. 2-years. On the other hand, a Part time MBA stretches up to 3 years. Some Part time MBA programs also take up to 5 years to complete. This is the major reason why so many people prefer to study the Full-time programme.

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Jaypee, Noida is better than MAIT as it has a good faculty, good placement and even quite good infrastructure. Apart from all of it, it is one of the colleges among top 100 colleges ranking by NIRF.
So, you may go to Jaypee.

Sorry, but your rank is too high. You scored 203 marks in JEE paper 2.
300+ marks are considered for admission for B.Arch in NITs. So, you should try in any private college.
You will definitely get admission in top private colleges.

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Canadian PG Diplomas are popular however if you will get a job will depend on your skills and academic performance. Obtaining a job in Canada is possible since work permit options are available for international graduates. Obtaining a work experience in Canada before applying to other countries will give you better prospects. It is wise to check with the colleges directly for global career assistance.

Part time MBA is for working professionals. There are various institutions which provide part time MBA to such working people. The sessions are held on weekends for such people. Again, it depends from institute to institute. You can work and do your MBA simultaneously.

If you passed JEE Mains paper 1, then you are eligible for AAT, otherwise you can't give the AAT and you will get NIT college or any other private college if you want.

You may refer to following link for list of top MBA by distance learning in India: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301

There are various books in the market. EBC and Universal stand out.

Hello, I am afraid you are not eligible for any programs abroad. A standard is a minimum of 55%. 40% I regret is not acceptable elsewhere. Hope you have the answer. If you desire to study abroad you have the qualify. You should consider completing your undergraduate studies here in India before applying for any other country.

Both fields are good, but in case of media it takes a lot of effort to establish yourself. In a way, you can feel secured regarding your job, but law totally involves good knowledge and concentrated attitude towards its course and the placement or job you will get is for sure. The factor which differentiate both field is secured status in future after the course which makes law more convenient than media.

Hello Priti, For any good B-School, both its reputation as well as location matters. However, I think reputation slightly holds more significance in deciding a particular B-School. For example: when choosing between IIM Kozhikode and NMIMS-Mumbai, NMIMS wins over the location factor but IIM wins over the brand/reputation aspect. Still, you will find many folks preferring an IIM over a non-IIM just because of its brand.