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Definitely, yes, only you need to pass class 10th for Diploma and class 12th if you want to do B.Tech or B.Sc in Forestry.

You can definitely prepare for CAT and if you prepare well you might even get 99+percentile. But, even then getting into an IIM will be quite difficult, because they give a significant weightage to your past academics as well. But, there are also some very good institutes at par with the Iims, who do not give that much weightage to your past academics, provided you have a good profile and a very good percentile in CAT.

Yes, in Sandip Foundation under Sandip University, there is a course of aerospace engineering as well as cloud computing, etc. There are lot of opportunities in aerospace engineering. You can join NASA, ISER, etc.

Hi Kritika,
The online registration is going on right now and you should apply soon as the last date of application has not been mentioned by the institute.

Hi Sashidhar!
I would suggest you to pursue Mass Communication first so that you learn about other skills like advertising and PR as well, which are very critical to be a successful Event Professional. Once you have completed your graduation, you can opt for post graduation in Event Management. There are courses like MBA in Event Management, MA in Events and PR. MA In Event Marketing etc that will help you achieve your goal. Also, keep applying to various event companies to understand the nature of work thoroughly and inculcate the necessary skills.

Focus on your 12th mathematics book.

The following factors will be reviewed by the concerned authorities while preparing the JEE Main cutoff for NIT, Hamirpur. All of the listed factors are related to the JEE Main examination.
1. Cutoff trends of previous years.
2. Total number of candidates for the course.
3. Performance of the candidates in the examination.
4. Difficulty level of the exam.
One needs to take the JEE Mains exam and secure at least 75% marks (65% for SC/ST) in class 12th exam or be in the top 20 percentile in class 12th exam conducted by the respective board. Admissions are on the basis of rank in JEE Mains.

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https://www.shiksha.com/science/b-sc-agriculture-chp. Do upvote if seems helpful.

No, you have to give JEE (paper-2) to get admitted in SPA.

Yes, you have fair chances of conversion.
Good luck.

Top Arts Colleges in India are mentioned at the link provided below. This ranking is based on college rankings published by India Today and The Week. https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/ranking/top-arts-colleges-in-india/95-2-0-0-0.

It's already late. Last application cycle is going on. You can directly go to Woxsen's website and apply.

Fee structure for this course is mentioned below:
Total Fees:- INR 18,300
Regards.

Engineering is the creative application of Science, mathematical methods, and empirical evidence to the innovation, design, construction, and maintenance of structures, javascript, materials, devices, systems, processes, and organizations. The discipline of engineering encompasses a broad range of more specialised fields of engineering, each with a more specific emphasis on particular areas of applied mathematics, applied Science, and types of application. The term engineering is derived from the Latin ingenium, meaning "cleverness" and ingeniare, meaning "to contrive, devise". Regards.

AMU has a decidated SC/ST and OBC cell to deal with the purposes of the people which fall under the category. For more information, you can contact the cell on link below:
https://www.amu.ac.in/registrarsection.jsp?did=10111

Yes, HR specialisation have good placements. Though the initial offers are slightly lower than other specializations. But, taking the uniqueness of the roles into consideration, people tend to get good hikes in future. Many top institutes of India like XIMB, TISS SCMHRD, and NMIMS have good placements for HR.

Hi,
You can find it online in the official website of Jamia Millia or if you live close to college, you can also find them in the central library of college.
Best of luck.