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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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The candidates who want to pursue aircraft maintenance engineering course should have completed 10+2 with at least 50 per cent marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics.
There is an upper age limit of 23 years to enter the programme. Upper age limit may be relaxed for those who have done three-year diploma course in engineering (in any stream) or B.Sc. after 12th with physics, chemistry and maths.
After completing the training program, candidates have to appear for aircraft maintenance licensing examinations held by DGCA.
The licenses are issued for a particular type of aircraft. Hence, aircraft maintenance engineers who hold license
There is an upper age limit of 23 years to enter the programme. Upper age limit may be relaxed for those who have done three-year diploma course in engineering (in any stream) or B.Sc. after 12th with physics, chemistry and maths.
After completing the training program, candidates have to appear for aircraft maintenance licensing examinations held by DGCA.
The licenses are issued for a particular type of aircraft. Hence, aircraft maintenance engineers who hold license
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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast
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No, IIMs offer placement opportunities to full time course students only.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Nehru College is nowadays facing certain problems. Before choosing, kindly enquire about the college among the current students.
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hardik gupta
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Hey Chitra,
FIIB placements are very superfluous. Batch of 2014-16 had claimed 100% placements. FIIB career management cell help students more than just providing a job. FIIB gives opportunities of interacting with the alumni, regular guest lectures and skill building workshops, than just placements and pre-placement talks.
FIIB placements are very superfluous. Batch of 2014-16 had claimed 100% placements. FIIB career management cell help students more than just providing a job. FIIB gives opportunities of interacting with the alumni, regular guest lectures and skill building workshops, than just placements and pre-placement talks.
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Gaurav SharmaConquer the mind and the universe is yours.
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Yes, you may but only from a good college. An MBA degree not only boosts our career but also enhances our skills tremendously.
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
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Hello, Please go with this college predictor, this will help you to choose the best for you. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
Thank you.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello,
To be an engineer, you need to have science with PCM (physics, chemistry, mathematics) background. So unfortunately, in your case, you're not eligible to be a software engineer.
However, If you had mathematics and computer as your subjects in 12th board examination, you can get for BCA (Bachelors in Computer Application), which is a 3 years course, followed by MCA (Masters in computer application) which is also a 3 years course. In case, you didn't have mathematics as a subject in 12th, then you can learn a course of your interest from reputed computer coaching institutes like NIITs etc.
I hope I have been able to answer your queri
To be an engineer, you need to have science with PCM (physics, chemistry, mathematics) background. So unfortunately, in your case, you're not eligible to be a software engineer.
However, If you had mathematics and computer as your subjects in 12th board examination, you can get for BCA (Bachelors in Computer Application), which is a 3 years course, followed by MCA (Masters in computer application) which is also a 3 years course. In case, you didn't have mathematics as a subject in 12th, then you can learn a course of your interest from reputed computer coaching institutes like NIITs etc.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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MCA post graduates are hired both by government agencies NTPC, GAIL, BHEL, etc. and private IT companies like Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, IBM, American Express, HCL, HP and so on. As a fresher, an MCA professional can expect anything around 2.4 to 3.4 lakhs, and with experience, sky is the limit. With some years of experience, a software engineer can become a lead, an analyst, a project manager, a general manager and so on. Initially MCA students are given a few weeks of training on the job, before they get started on live projects. They need to work in different roles and areas in the beginning and then gradually specia
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Ashok parihardream it, do it
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CAT and GMAT coaching is somewhat different, so you have to learn only those subject which you didn't learn in CAT coaching but you will have to learn GMAT.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Darshitta,
What you want to study is completely your choice. Go through university's websites and see the programs they offer, figure out what interests you. Have a career plan ahead so that you can decide. If you are interested in further studies in computing look for a PG Diploma or MS in related field.
What you want to study is completely your choice. Go through university's websites and see the programs they offer, figure out what interests you. Have a career plan ahead so that you can decide. If you are interested in further studies in computing look for a PG Diploma or MS in related field.
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Ashok parihardream it, do it
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You should be like an MBA student. Tie your knot properly, polish your shoes and wear formal clothes.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Yes, you can. For pursuing MBA, you must be graduated. You can complete graduation in BBA and than go for MBA.
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Chetna S
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Hi,
You should be looking for a PG Diploma and not secondary diploma if that is the plan. You already have a Bachelor's so look for higher ups. Project Management is a good field and required in almost every sector. Decide basis your career plans. Check the SOL of Canada for specific job prospects.
You should be looking for a PG Diploma and not secondary diploma if that is the plan. You already have a Bachelor's so look for higher ups. Project Management is a good field and required in almost every sector. Decide basis your career plans. Check the SOL of Canada for specific job prospects.
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Ashwini Sharma
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The admission weightage as you might have come across on shiksha itself.
It is as follows:
Entrance test = 40% ,GD = 10%,PI = 30%,Academic performance = 10% and Work experience = 10%.
Now, I think its good to go for it as you might have good GD/PI skills then your chances of selections may be high once you get shortlisted for them. So, all the best.
It is as follows:
Entrance test = 40% ,GD = 10%,PI = 30%,Academic performance = 10% and Work experience = 10%.
Now, I think its good to go for it as you might have good GD/PI skills then your chances of selections may be high once you get shortlisted for them. So, all the best.
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Sriram p k
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It is difficult without 90 percentile. Also, the deadline has exhausted. It was January 28.
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Vishal Samnani
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It will be difficult. But it also depends upon your graduation score and work experience along with extra-curricular and ultimately the number of applicants that PDPU receives.
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