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udit narang
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Hi,
Yes you can pursue your PG in Canada or US. For the same purpose, you would have to give the GRE and TOEFL/IELTS. Since your percentage is a bit on the lower end, you would have to target a good GRE score, atleast 1200+.
Hope my answer has solved your query. If it has, kindly mark it as best answer.
Yes you can pursue your PG in Canada or US. For the same purpose, you would have to give the GRE and TOEFL/IELTS. Since your percentage is a bit on the lower end, you would have to target a good GRE score, atleast 1200+.
Hope my answer has solved your query. If it has, kindly mark it as best answer.
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Ujjwal Singh
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about 93%ile.For admission and cutoff details regarding colleges visit www.admisionmantra.blogspot.com
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2010-08-28 00:43:39
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ankita kumar
Contributor-Level 9
Hello,
Its good to hear about your aspirations of studying abroad. Foreign Universities are offering various courses which would help u to gather technical n soft skills.
Look out for suitable course and apply now and hence u will be able to join the course on time.
For further help ask me anytime.
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Ankita Kumar
Its good to hear about your aspirations of studying abroad. Foreign Universities are offering various courses which would help u to gather technical n soft skills.
Look out for suitable course and apply now and hence u will be able to join the course on time.
For further help ask me anytime.
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Ankita Kumar
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2010-08-28 00:33:15
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Deepak Kumar
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IEMR is a new insti and its first batch will pass out in 2012, so no info on final placements. But if internship offers are any indication, here is the link you want to click on.
http://www.iemr.in/placements.php
http://www.iemr.in/placements.php
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2010-08-28 00:32:51
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meghna
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check out www.biointelligence.in .it provides Project Trainings,Short Term Trainings,Subject Oriented Classes,Educational Counselling,Biointelligence Network,Scientific Events ,Publications in bioinformatics and allied fields.for more inofrmation please contact email: info@biointelligence.in phone no: +91-731-420-2793, 326-0679
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2010-08-28 00:30:24
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prashant mishra
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Hi Val,
If you have a interest in careers like Film, Video, new media and Photography then its a good course with a long tradition of innovative and creative cross-media education. At University of Westminster this course is accredited by Skillset, the Government-backed industry body. You will be able to enter the media and new media industries in a variety of roles. Graduates regularly win awards and have a high employment rate within areas such as BBC production, EMI interactive, Channel 4 programming, film direction/production and editing, Internet design and start-up companies, and photographic and video art installation/curating.
If you have a interest in careers like Film, Video, new media and Photography then its a good course with a long tradition of innovative and creative cross-media education. At University of Westminster this course is accredited by Skillset, the Government-backed industry body. You will be able to enter the media and new media industries in a variety of roles. Graduates regularly win awards and have a high employment rate within areas such as BBC production, EMI interactive, Channel 4 programming, film direction/production and editing, Internet design and start-up companies, and photographic and video art installation/curating.
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2010-08-28 00:29:44
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AATHITHAN
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Dear Aspirant,
Welcoming your interest and Wishing you all the best!
If you can send your CV with the highlights of your academic & technical qualification & Experience details, we can suggest more options like BE/B.Tech in the 1st year and then MBA through lateral Entry for the Dual Degree mode
Kindly note the details of the basic program.
Degree for Diploma holders (Lateral Entry )
Duration:
#1.One Year (Direct Entry to 3rd Year ) - Only for 10+2+Any 2 years or 3 years Diploma holders
#2. Two Years ( Direct Entry to 2nd Year ) - For 10+3 years Diploma holders
MBA for Diploma holders (Lateral Entry )
Duration: 3 Years ( for regular MBA ) or 2
Welcoming your interest and Wishing you all the best!
If you can send your CV with the highlights of your academic & technical qualification & Experience details, we can suggest more options like BE/B.Tech in the 1st year and then MBA through lateral Entry for the Dual Degree mode
Kindly note the details of the basic program.
Degree for Diploma holders (Lateral Entry )
Duration:
#1.One Year (Direct Entry to 3rd Year ) - Only for 10+2+Any 2 years or 3 years Diploma holders
#2. Two Years ( Direct Entry to 2nd Year ) - For 10+3 years Diploma holders
MBA for Diploma holders (Lateral Entry )
Duration: 3 Years ( for regular MBA ) or 2
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2010-08-28 00:16:52
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Abbas
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hi jayesh, fast track education is a novel and path breaking concept in the field of education. These courses are targeted towards professionals who want to develop basic understanding in the field of management in a short duration of time. Fast track education offers flexibility to the students to complete the program the their own pace rather than following the conventional pattern of studies. The courses are ideally suited for professionals who lack orientation towards management education enable them to enhance their decision making skills. So if their is as such pattern and people are becoming more knowledgeable, skillful and prac
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2010-08-28 00:15:51
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siddarth gupta
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contact mr. yogesh in carrerzeal at netaji subhash palace pearls tower2 contact me on manchester80693@yahoo.co.in and i will give u his contact no.
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2010-08-28 00:05:10
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ankita kumar
Contributor-Level 9
Hello,
If u looking out engineering colleges .regular full time B.Tech is always preffered .
So all the AICTE approved colleges are govt. recognised and with those degrees u can apply anywhere for jobs.
For further help ask me anytime.
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Ankita Kumar
If u looking out engineering colleges .regular full time B.Tech is always preffered .
So all the AICTE approved colleges are govt. recognised and with those degrees u can apply anywhere for jobs.
For further help ask me anytime.
Regards,
Ankita Kumar
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2010-08-28 00:04:41
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patel jigar manubhai
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kindly visit the site www.ontariocolleges.ca, In this site u can see all colleges under spp and also u can see all programes that u require.
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2010-08-28 00:04:03
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Priya Saxena
Guide-Level 11
Hi Adhir,
Although there are not many institutes to offer Phychology studies through the Part time mode, as this section of Science requires a lot of in-depth knowledge and understand make it is quite difficult to pursue through correspondence leading to lack of quality and lesser career prospects. Yet you may consider the following link to know about the institute which are available in offering correspondence courses in Psychology:
http://tinyurl.com/2aaexqo
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All the Best!
Although there are not many institutes to offer Phychology studies through the Part time mode, as this section of Science requires a lot of in-depth knowledge and understand make it is quite difficult to pursue through correspondence leading to lack of quality and lesser career prospects. Yet you may consider the following link to know about the institute which are available in offering correspondence courses in Psychology:
http://tinyurl.com/2aaexqo
Kindly revert for any further queries, also if you liked this answer then rate it 'Best answer' or give a 'Thumbs Up' rating.
All the Best!
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