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CSE is surely better than engineering in IT. You can also pursue B.Sc Honors in Computer Science from Delhi University or any other place, if you want to work in Computer codes background. Another good option is BCA course, it also provides good placements.

CSE is the best course. Try to appear for JEE Mains and score well in it to get this course in a reputed institute. Else you can opt for B.Sc or BCA.

Yes, you can do BCA as well as B.Sc after Diploma in IT. They will give you services too but why BCA. You are eligible for direct admission to B.Tech 2nd year provided that you have scored at least 60% in final year Diploma. Coming to your question, you can't directly take admission in 2nd year BCA. You have to take admission in 1st year. So, you better go for B.Tech / BE. You will get jobs also but it depends on you.

Dear Nitin,
As of now Distance BE or B.Tech is not permissible as per AICTE and considered invalid, However, petition are filed in courts for a relief from this rule but will take time.

Hi Sruthi,
Your rank is fantastic and this makes you choose which college you want to be a part of. So, yes, you are totally eligible for Osmania University. Do appear for counselling and let's hope no one in the contenders list has a better rank than you and that's it, the seat should be yours. The counselling for 5 year LL.B. Programme 1-2893 rank is on October 23. So, finger's crossed. Wish you well.

It would obviously be a great idea to pursue MBA after CMA. Given that you already possess expertise in areas of accounting, financial planning, analysis and management decision making, going for an MBA would add to your pool of talent and you shall be highly in demand for any managerial position. I would recommend going for it. Hope it helps.
Best of luck.

Yes, it has a residential coaching programme for UPSC and for it, the university conducts an entrance exam.

Apart from your marks and IELTS, you also need to show financial proof. If finances are also in order, and hope accepted to a Canadian universities, then yes, you can get a visa to Canada.

Hi Rahul,
Every campus of Jaipuria is best, but if you consider rank wise then Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur, and Indore.

Hi Shaama,
Please find the link below to check on the institute providing Special Education courses in India:
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Hi Siddharth, I would suggest go for JBIMS. It is no point getting into an IIM just for the brand name.

Hi Preksha,
I'm assuming you're asking this question as part of your assignment or research paper? I hope the below mentioned link helps you in answering them:
http://www.nishithdesai.com/fileadmin/user_upload/pdfs/PLC_Labour_and_Employee_Benefits_-_Volume_1_2010.pdf.

LLB Eligibility: Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.

Hi,
It is good you found your interest. You can do MBA after B.Sc in HM and tour and travels. If you have other post-graduation interests then you can do Diploma as well.

If you are interested in south India, then here is a list of best B.Sc Interior Design colleges in Bangalore:
Jain University, School of Interior Design
Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology (VIFT)
Rai Technology University (RTU)
Institute for Interior Fashion and Animation (IIFA Multimedia)
CES Institute of Fashion Technology
IIFA Lancaster Degree College
JD Institute of Fashion Technology
NITTE School of Fashion Technology and Interior Design
Smt VHD Central Institute of Home Science College
Bangalore School of Design.

Hi,
You have plenty of options:
1 Try CA by clearing CPT if you are good at accounts.
2 Do integrated BBA
3 Try CS
4 B.Com with some professional Diploma
5 Any graduation with language course.
6 If you are good at imagination then you can go for designing as well, etc.