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Placements: Since our college is collaborated with NABA, Italy, students get an opportunity to work as an intern or full time abroad. Many other students have worked in leading architecture firms and also interiors firms. Not only as interns but also as full time job holders too.
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Other: Many workshops and guest lectures are conducted for better understanding of certain subject or topic. Students can exhibit their talents and skills in the events.

Hi Jyoti, With full Biology English and physical education you'll be getting marks out of 300, but take a lapse of 15 to 20 marks. That will be somehow 53%. Now come to Physics and Chemistry with the only theory it will be 30 to 35 marks each subject so roughly it will be
70 to 75 percent so it's difficult to score 80% but you can try with a few more topics such as Physics the Derivation and important numerical from Optics and EM theory along with the important reactions and numerical from Chemistry make sure to cover all the naming reactions from organic Chemistry. If are sure with practical marks and trying more with the above-mentioned topics, surely you can score 80 or above. All the best!

Doing an MBA in IT is a good option for those who have either experience in the IT Industry or have been part of the product based companies where you have worked in product development/product marketing. Just looking at the prospects of getting a Tech MBA is irrelevant if you don't have a background that supports your transition. In case you are an Engineer specialising in IT, CS etc. And thinking about getting into an MBA programme in India that offers the Specialisation, you can very well go ahead with it. But I will always advise to get into the relevant roles/industry for 34 years before you look at getting into such a specified degree. Globally there are many schools that have IT as one of the specialisations but programs like Tech, MBA from UEM Jaipur are the programs to plan. Read more here. https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-jaipur-47406.

An executive MBA programme is an MBA programme for people who are willing to pursue an MBA along with their full-time jobs. This Degree is mainly designed for working officials, businessmen, entrepreneurs, managers and so on. The Requirement of this EMBA programme is the students needs to have minimum 3-5 years of experience. Some Benefits of an EMBA- Helps you to redefine and expand your leadership skills
- Helps to build powerful networking as everyone in the classwork into different working fields
- Help you boost your professional development
- Excellent Financial returns as Supervisors and Interviewers recognizes this Programs value and are willing to offer jobs faster than regular MBAs
- EMBA broadens ones perspectives and helps them understand the key business process of any company. There are many more benefits and I agree an EMBA is worth it not just for the monetary means but also for knowledge and life learning values. Read more. https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-jaipur-47406.

It is a 4 Year degree course. Biotechnology isn't considered as a 'good' course mainly because of lesser, high-paying job opportunities in the field. If you've done your Bachelors in a Biology related subject, it is highly probable that you won't get a job in the same field; and even if you do, your salary will mostly not be as high as an IT guy's salary. Of course, the chances of getting a biotech job, with a moderate/good salary increases with qualifications, I. e. , Masters, Ph.D. etc. But getting an IT job will guarantee you a better salary, without a Masters degree. Further, the most obvious route (other than a job) for a person who is passionate about Biology would be a Masters and Ph.D. which again does not pay a lot. You could probably earn more with a Bachelors degree and an IT job in 5 years, than a Ph.D. degree. To get information about the admission in biotechnology course visit at : https://www.shiksha.com/university/uem-kolkata-university-of-engineering-and-management-47398/admission.

You can do BCA after XIIth in commerce. You should be careful in making your career. Choose a college with care. It should guide you with the best academic career. It should be good for academic activities giving you good faculty who can guide you through out your course. You should have the best scholarship schemes, wide platform, international exposure and good projects. There are univs which offer free coaching for the students who need extra help for any subject. Check for such benefits from some good sites like UEM Kolkata, PES, LPU, IPU etc. To get information about BCA course with UEM Kolkata, visit here: https://www.shiksha.com/university/uem-kolkata-university-of-engineering-and-management-47398/courses.