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No, you cannot pursue your higher studies in two universities at once. It is possible to study two degrees at once, but not in different universities. If you wish to pursue two degrees at once, you can go for double degree programs in Germany. This allows you to combine a degree programme with vocational training, with helps you gain hands-on experience.

The starting salary in a dual degree programme in Germany is around EUR 1,000 (91.7 K) per month. On an average, the salary ranges between EUR 900 - EUR 1,500 (INR 82.5 K - 1.3 L) on a monthly basis.

Yes, you can pursue dual degree courses in Germany. A dual study programme in Germany helps you get hands-on practical experience and develop professional skills while pursuing your academic degree. Hence, you get the experience of working in an organisation while studying in a German university. This gives you an upper hand over the other candidates. Keep in mind that you will have sign a contract with a company when you choose to go for a dual study programme in Germany.

NO. No type of calculators, mobile phones, or any technological gadget is allowed during MBOSE exams. Any student caught carrying these will be barred from writing their exam. 

The fee structure is cumulative of multiple components. These are either one-time chargeable or have to be paid annually or semester-wise. The total tuition fee amount for the PGDM (general) course is INR 5.6 lakh. Additionally, the tuition fees for PGDM in Finance is INR 4.4 lakh. Candidates must note that the given fee details are as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative.

The BBA programme at P Savani University generally costs around Rs. 7.6-8.3 Lacs total for 4 years, which includes tuition fees only, and excludes charges for hostel, exams or others. If you were to use hostel (provided by the university), the cost may be around Rs. 12.4 lakhs, depending on the room type. The programs allow for specializations in Marketing, Finance, HR, Entrepreneurship, and Family Business. Candidates are selected using a school-based examination in addition, to a personal interview; the course is full-time, at the School of Liberal Arts & Management Studies, fees only vary slightly from year to year.

Yes, GMAT is worth it for Indian students for admissions abroad to graduate business courses. Applicants can get into top B-schools through their academic background and most importantly their GMAT scores. The performance on GMAT helps Ad Coms assess the capability of applicants to pursue courses like MBA abroad. So definitely, GMAT is worth it for Indian students. 

The admission criteria for admission to the MBBS course at  Sri Guru Ram Das University of Health Sciences and BFUHS are almost similar, in which first candidates are required to complete their Class 12 from the PCB stream with an aggregate of 50%. Further, they must qualify for NEET with good scores and appear in the counselling process. Now, to get the difference between which university is easier to get admission to, one can compare the cutoff of both universities from the link mentioned below:

Sri Guru Ram Das University MBBS cutoff

BFUHS MBBS cutoff 

It is for getting into MBA programs. Business schools use it to pick students. A high score proves your reasoning skills. GMAT is good for also showcasing the key skills that applicants are tested for like problem solving, data analysis and critical thinking, which also increase the chance of selection. 

Tolani Maritime Institute offers BTech in Marine Engineering at the UG level for 4 years with an annual intake of 240 students. Candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 60% in PCM with 50% in English. The Institute offers BTech in Marine Engineering on the basis of IMUCET, and TMISAT scores. The shortlisted candidates must appear for personal interview, and medical examination. Post qualification of all the rounds, candidates must appear for the document verification and fees payment.

The purpose of GMAT exam is to get admission for MBA or MIM or any other PG business course abroad. Applicants are evaluated based on their GMAT scores for their logical reasoning, problem solving skills, critical thinking and data analysis skills. Apart from this applicants aim for GMAT based scholarships also.

GIMS is located in the new urbanized hub of Greater Noida. For students arriving at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport, it would take around 1 hour to reach GIMS campus. The work on the nearby Jewar Airport is also proceeding smoothly. For students arriving at the New Delhi Railway Station, it would take about the same amount of time of an hour to reach Government Institute of Medical Sciences.

The GIMS Noida faculty comprises of a talented and experienced group of 20+ members. The Director at GIMS is Dr. (Brig.) Rakesh Kumar Gupta, who handles the administrative affairs of the institute. The CMS at GIMS is Dr. Saurabh Srivastava, while the Dean is Dr. Rambha Pathak. The in-house GIMS Hospital provides students with hands-on training experience.

The infrastructure at GIMS has emerged as a state-of-the-art campus in the Western UP region. Students can access facilities like well-equipped classrooms, laboratories, library, among others. The GIMS Hospital serves over 5,000 students on a monthly basis. The hospital also handles 1,500-2,000 OPD visits and over 200 inpatient admissions every day.

For admission to the UG Diploma course at Bindra Institute, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. The selection criteria for this course is merit-based and candidates must pass Class 12. The duration of the course is one to three months as per course specialisations.

The fee structure at GIMS Noida differs according to the specific course-specialization opted for by the student. Students can check the detailed structure by visiting the official website. Below is the fee structure for MBBS at GIMS: