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hi mr.chetan,welcome to https://shiksha.com and ur query is quite strange to us and how can u go for other courses with out ur b.c.a ? and m.b.a is a management subjects and ur saying ur doing b.c.a and it is computer applications so both are different options if u are doing b.c.a then m.c.a is the best option for ur graduation and u doesn't have any chance with out clearing this maths subject in b.c.a and if u want to go for other course means this b.c.a is waste of doing up to now so do on e thing first concentrate on ur studies and fill up the maths subject in ur b.c.a because we can not ignore it because maths is also a part of subject then u think that u want to go for m.b.a or any thing my suggestion is clear the subject now and u dont have any better option rather than this.all the best and if u have any doubts contact ur college management they can help u.

Hi Ramani, after the completion of B.Pharm, you can go for either job or for higher education. There is a excellent scope of Pharmaceutical in India as the companies in India are increasing at a good rate. Main area where most of the companies are located is Gujarat where you can find almost all the companies.
For getting a seat in a good college, you must have scored at least 50% of marks in the graduation.
You may opt for options like M.Pharma & then PhD in a specific field of interest; pharmaceutics; pharmaceutical chemistry; pharamacognosy; clinical research; hospital pharmacy, etc.
Another option is to pursue MBA Pharmacy. After this, aspirants can work in research area, drug manufacturing firms etc and in international companies too.
I would suggest you to opt for M.pharma then go for job in the sector because after having Masters degree in your hands your value in the market will be very high and you will get a handsome salary also.
I am sending you link of institutes, please refer to it.
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Hi, National Institute of Fashion Technology Exam is conducted by the NIFT. This is a renowned institute which is providing a broad range of fashion technology courses in India.
The examination includes both written test (General Ability Test, Creative Ability Test and Managerial Ability Test) and personality test followed by group discussion and interview.
Thorough preparation is needed for exam. Online guides as well as paper back guides can help the students for getting an idea about the questions. Besides this they can also seek help from their friends. Time management is another important thing that students need to focus on. The students need to start preparing early so that they can achieve success in this examination.
Students can prepare by referring to books such as Arihant NIFT/NIFD/NID Entrance Exam, Bright Careers Guide, Concepts Of Pattern Grading, Ultimate Success Series By Surendra, NIFT/NID/IIFT-Self Study Guide, etc. And can even join coaching centers like Academy of Fashion & Design, Trendz Academy, Arkin, etc.
Hope this will help you in the best way. Feel free to raise more queries or you may close the question by liking it or marking it as the best answer. All the best!

Hi Jitumani,
Germany is a country known for its technical advancements and a Masters in Mechanical or Aerospace engineering would be a nice option for you. Also, as education in Germany is government funded, there is a possibility that you might have tog vie a minimum fee ranging from Euro 140-500.
Some of the Universities that might interest you are:
Technische Universität München (University):
Advanced Construction and Building Technology - Automation, Robotics, Services
Esslingen University of Applied Sciences:
Design & Development in Automotive & Mechanical Engineering
University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern:
Mechanical Engineering/Mechatronics (MEng)
RWTH Aachen University:
Computer-Aided Conception and Production in Mechanical Engineering
University of Wuppertal:
Computational Mechanical Engineering (MSc)
Technische Universität München (University):
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences:
Aerospace Engineering
Clausthal University of Technology:
Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering
For admissions you might have to give GRE, IELTS/TOEFL or any other as per the university requirement.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
All The Best!

Eligibility
Entrance Requirements for Indian Students
Masters programmes with a UK 2:1 entry level require an Indian bachelors degree with a minimum of 60% average from a recognised institution.
Some flexibility may be given for Delhi University students who take Arts subjects, and for selected Law programmes including those from Delhi, Pune, Mumbai, Govt Law College, Kolkata, NALSAR, NLSIU, ILS and Amity Law School - in these cases, 55% is normally acceptable for courses which require a UK 2:1 equivalent.
For students from institutions which use a GPA system out of 10, we typically ask for a 6.0/10 minimum, although for Amity Business School a GPA of 6.5/10 is required.
English Language Requirements
The minimum English language level for joining a postgraduate programme at The University of Nottingham is:
IELTS 6.0 with no less than 5 in any element
TOEFL PBT 550 with a minimum of 4.0 in the TWE
TOEFL CBT 213 with a minimum of 4.0 in the academic essay rating
IBT 76

Shams@ hi praveen
In the present scenario, selection of career must be based on your expertise. It's a tough competition out there in every industry and individuals with highest level of knowledge in any field are preferred. Being an MBA will lead you to success is not true. If you think you will do well in the administrative field, you must pursue MBA. But before taking a decision, you must go couple of years back and think about opting BCA as your degree course. If you selected BCA, it means you had interest in the field of computer applications. If you are still interested in the subject, you must go for MCA. it's worth doing. Since you have already given your three years for studying computer applications, you must enhance your skills and knowledge by pursuing MCA. If you are an expert and you know what you are doing, success is never too far.
MCA course is in huge demand now a days. Because IT companies are hiring a large number of student from the technical colleges.
So, if you have interest in your field , and you want to gather more knowledge in your field , beside this to get a good job , MCA is the best course after BCA.for MCA coz its equivalnt to B.Tech .
All the bestShams