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ankit chauhan

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Concept Building
Make sure that you have the understanding of all the basic concepts of the topics included in CAT. You should try to connect different topics and then work to simplify the connections using lateral thinking and common sense. You can refer the material to get an idea of the understanding required. Please note that you must focus on Concepts first rather than problem solving. Suggested Books For Concept Building:
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How many of these are you genuinely comfortable with? How many of these were you good at in school? If the answer is most, you don't need to worry. Pick the one you are not comfortable with and attack that
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Nikhlesh Mathur

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If you do not want to do engineering then I suggest you do your graduation in Scence subjects. By the time you do B.Sc. there will be a plethora of options in front of you such as studying ahead till PhD for making a career in education line or in Research & Development, or doing MBA for getting into corporate sector, or opting for Govt Admin services through UPSC or state PSC exams, or getting into forensic Science or may be in fields like event management. There are plenty of opportunities. Even Biotechnology is one field open for you.

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Samarth Srivastav

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Hey there, The CSE department has given 90% above placement records every year and is one of the most reputed and disciplined departments of the college. Talking about the average package, it goes from Rs.3 to 5 lakh. The faculties are very supportive, qualified and knowledgeable. They are very much concerned about your bright future and hence pay always an extra attention towards your studies. this is one of the reasons why CSE is more disciplined and time bound as compared to other branches.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Sanjana, both have equal importance as such. So evaluate yourself that in which one you find yourself to be more fit when it comes to career. You cannot say that an apple is better than an orange or vice versa. Both are fruits and you consume them as per your liking.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Yes, most NIT's follow this Aayush

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Such comparisons are difficult and unjustified Ubaid, but then any university is always more renowned than the group colleges.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Give the competitive exam and score high so that you can opt for your preferred branch in your preferred college.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Praveen with graduation in Economics you can strive to get into Govt administrative services through UPSC or state PSC competitive exams. You can get into Accounts related job in the private sector. You can opt for Banking services. But my sincere advice would be to do post graduation after your B.A.

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Hello, welingkar offers full time course of 2 years in marketing and 3 years part time course in Marketing. It offers 1 year course only in media specialisation. Please check out www.welingkar.org for complete details of the different courses.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Yes, you can pursue BBA in airport management.
BBA Airport Management is a 3-year course for undergraduate students, they are taught the details of the management roles and work done in airports.
BBA Airport Management eligibility criteria for this course is that students have to qualify 10+2 examinations with minimum 60% marks scored in any of the streams. Students must also be medically fit.
BBA Airport Management Admission in colleges and universities select students on merit based as well as entrance exam. Some entrance exams are the SET, IPU CET, etc.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Yes, provided you have the requisite qualification to study it. You have not mentioned anything about it Sakshi.

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Anandita Verma

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Surely, one can opt for doing MBA after doing MBBS. Depends if they wish to do it for just fulfilling personal wants and dreams or for professional reasons - such as opening a hospital and medical Science chain. The financial part and management part behind establishing and operating a hospital business would better be understood in MBA. Some good MBA colleges are located in India. One about which I have heard good things is LM Thapar School of Management. It is located in Dera Bassi, Mohalli. They have a beautiful campus with all kind of facilities from academic to personality building/extra-curricular ones. Their academic curriculum
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear aayush
If you think only in term of money than you should think of CS , automobile, mechanical, it ,ece or e&t .
But if you looking for future courses than think of these fields
Aerospace
Solar and alternative energy
Nuclear Science
Nanotechnology
Heavy machinery engineering
food technology
So choose the programme according to your interest and passion.
All the best

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Prabhat Suman

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For general Candidates the minimum cutoff for CSE will be around 140 and for ECE minimum cutoff will be around 130.For OBC candidates the minimum cutoff for CSE will be around 130 and for ECE minimum cutoff will be around 115.

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Vivek KumarWriter by hobby coder by choice

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iiit allahabad is best one

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Arindam BiswasLife is all about good carrier!

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Jamia Hamdard is one the best college in India! If u get a chance the go for it.!

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