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Yes, you can as you have chemistry and zoology subject, which is useful for M.Sc in medicine. If you attempt for any entrance exam, they will ask you for these subjects, then you will have more chances to qualify it. I will suggest you to look some colleges, which allow you to choose M.Sc in medicine.
All the best.

Hi Radhika Bhoge,
In India, MBA programs are based on entrance exams like CAT, MAT and other state level entrance exams. The entrance exams accepted by private business schools are NMAT, SNAP, etc.
If you want to get admission in the best business school, you need to crack CAT exam.
All the best.

Visit www.cuchd.in you can apply from the above website. . It has a great infrastructure and great faculty members. It has high class facilities full Wi-Fi campus. Moreover, it has wonderful placements, 400 companies visited campus this year.
Good Luck.

Hello,
This field has a wide scope in India in the coming future, as the medical facilities in India is increasing day by day and also many foreigners are coming to India for the cheap and quality treatment, and that is why more and more nursing students will be required.

Hello,
Yes, you can prepare for CAT exam while studying in the third year of bad. Good luck.

She can either pursue B.Sc in geology or B.Sc in earth science. This field is still in an infant stage in India, but according to experts this field will have a great scope in India in future. Geologists and earth scientists are in great demand in Australia and New Zealand. So, if she is really interested in this field, there is nothing better than becoming a geologist.

Hello koshti their are many companies that visit this college like ,India bulls finance ltd,ITC ltd ,IQR consultancy ,ICICI bank and securities many other companies that visited the campus .There is also a option for doing dual major like finance and marketing so the students opt for finance also takes marketing as a dual major for the betterment of recruitment.i hope this solves your query .thanks

HI Suyash,
It is not a mandatory thing to do - however, best would be to be a part of an NGO to support your profile - concentrate more on your grades in India and your SAT/TOEFL Scores.

Yes, and it would definitely boost your career in construction industry. RICS SBE would be the best choice for pursuing course. So, checkout the college and programs to know more about its education and placements by visiting the link mentioned here https://www.shiksha.com/college/rics-school-of-built-enviornment-noida-36312/course-mba-in-construction-project-management-167919.

Dear Karandeep,
With such a gap it might be difficult to get admission itself, however, suggest you apply as it won't cost you much or rather may be free also if there is no application fee for the university / college where you are applying. If you get admission then try for the visa, if the visa officer is satisfied with your explanation then you have a chance of getting a visa. I will suggest you to use the services of a good education consultant as for NZ as it will help and you will not be charged any consultation fee.
All the best!

I have 99.74 percentile in SNAP this year and just waiting for the shortlists to come. I am pretty confident about getting into SIBM Pune and it is also one of my dream colleges so I am pretty happy. I also want to finish as Marketing Major and Operations Minor. Please share your experience and the opportunities that lie ahead.

Hi Vikas,
There will be some provision because it is a constitution rule.
All the best.

You have to score at least 6.5 overall with not less than 6 in any module, but try to get more to make your profile good.

The basic understanding of computer fundamentals in a necessity in all job today. Expertise in Tally and Excel will definitely help you in your day to day in any industry particularly in finance and accounting roles.