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Hi Kedar, there are a few Universities that offer course in Motorsport engineering. But as you have not specified the level you can get the course in Cranfield University, Brunel University, Oxford Brookes University. At UG level, you can consider Hertfordshire University, City University, Brunel Univ and Coventry.
Documents required to apply for admission- Class 10 and 12 marksheets and Passing certficate, sem wise or year wise marksheets, degree certificate or provsional certificate, Statement of Purpose, Letter of Recommendation(2), Work experience letters from all employers (if any), CV (if you have work ex), A copy of your passport(1st and Last Page), IELTS ( 6 min for UG courses and 6.5 min for PG courses). IELTS can be submitted later on if not already written.
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Hi Urvi,
Well you can opt for either of the courses depending on your interest and the career that you are keen to pursue in future. CS is a professional career course and to be eligible to practice it, one requires to complete all the levels and need to register self under the ICSI, the regulating body of CS in India.
In Law, you can opt for BA LLB which is a 5 year integrated program and is being offered by several institutes. To get admission in a good institute for this course you require to qualify an entrance as per the requirement of the institute like CLAT is one of such premier institutes.
As for the career prospects are concerned, both hold a lot of relevance and offer a bright career options ahead.
Link for ICSI:
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/1633/institute/college-Institute-Of-Company-Secretaries-Of-India-Icsi-Delhi-India
To know about the Law cousres offering institutes:
http://tinyurl.com/yhcqgza
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hi Praveen, to pursue PhD you need to first prepare your research proposal and send it to the university. The research proposal must include a summary of the proposal and then the proposal in detail. You need to write the topic, reason for doing research, how the research will be beneficial to the community and the university, what is the different thing you are doing that hasn't been undertaken earlier. Also, include how you will progress during the research and the duration you might need to achieve the milestones you have set. If the university accepts your proposal you will be asked to send in your documents after which you will get the offer letter. Then meeting all the requirements you can begin with the visa process. To approach a University you must contact the dean or the professor at the University and ask them if there is any research going on. Because its always not mentioned on the University's website whether the research in your field of interest is going on or not. After getting the offer letter you can apply for scholarships. If the University has their own scholarships then they will ask you to apply if they like your profile. The University if they accept your proposal will intimate you what documents do they expect from you.
looked for PhD in electronics as such specialised PhD may not be listed. You will have to contact the University and find out if they would be interested in your proposal.
Following are the Universities you can contact : University of Southampton, University of Liverpool, Brunel University, Aston University.
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