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Go for MCA degree but before it learn basic programming languages like C, C+, Java and understand all the basics clearly in your mind. Participate in competitive programming in Hackerearth, hackerrank, codechef, etc.

Hi Ishanuj,
You must have a minimum of 55% PCM in class 12th. If you are going to take your flying classes from government flying schools there will be an entrance test conducted by the Director General Civil Aviation or the DGCA. Being a pilot requires a lot of specialized technical training at various levels. In brief, the first level is that of a Student Pilot License (SPL), which allows the student to learn. After getting some training the student is provided with a Private Pilot License (PPL), which allows him to captain an aircraft without passengers. After gaining some training and experience he has to qualify for the Commercia... View more

You have really good academic scores. There are many colleges where you can apply like:
1) BIMM
2) ISBS
3) ITM Navi Mumbai
4) IIMP, etc.
I'm currently studying in BIMM executive (marketing)
For more information in one particular, also to get discount in filling their admission forms, comment below.

Hi,
Please find the link below for detailed information:
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<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/10-things-to-help-you-plan-a-career-in-law-blogId-19489" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/10-things-to-help-you-plan-a-career-in-law-blogId-19489</a>.

Coding is the heart of the CSE. You can't develop any thing without it in CSE. For less coding,
Cyber Security
Computer Graphics
Web Technology (Development)
are required less coding or easy coding technique.

Most of the entrance examinations don't consider class 12th attempts. So, one can pursue MBBS after qualifying entrance examinations.

Admission to IIMs is via a common entrance examination called CAT. After clearing the entrance examination, based on your score, past academics and relevant work experience IIMs shortlist students for written ability test & PI where they will gauge your interest for pursuing MBA. After clearing the same, one gets admission to any of the IIMs.
Good luck!

Hello Urvashi,
It is indeed great to hear from you that you are interested in doing your MBA (HR) from one of the best colleges in India. IIMS are without doubt the best places, but there are some others as well. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about your query. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0</a>
Best wishes to you.

You should go for M.Tech followed by Ph.D, if you want yourself in academic career targeting engineering. B.Tech is equivalent to M.Sc. Thus, there are universities offering direct Ph.D in sciences.

As per eligibility guidelines for pursuing MBA one needs to be a graduate or in absence of graduation have a professional qualification like CA/CS/ICWA. So, if your case you can seek admission based on your professional qualification as a CA.

Hi,
You can check the below mentioned link:
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MBA in SCM at IIM, Bangalore is the best. Although, you can choose MBA in operations in various colleges like Sydenham and Kjsomaiaya.
Refer the given below link to find out the colleges:
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If getting job is priority and finance is of your interest then definitely you should go for Bank examination. These days banks are having plenty of job opportunities for graduates. But if you have money and time, both in good enough combination then you should try to get higher education and should try for MBA. It will be very beneficial for you.
All the best.!!!

Hi,
Indeed, if a university is UGC approved, the degrees will be UGC approved and they will be recognized globally. Among the top private universities, Chandigarh University with it NAAC A+ grade adds feather to your career cap.

Hello,
With the best of my knowledge, I can say that for every branch there is fixed no. Of seats, if any student wish to switch, it is only done as per the seat availability. Now if I talk about Lovely Professional University-LPU from where I did my MBA. LPU has fixed no. Of seats in each specialisation. LPU offers wide range of MBA as follows :
1)MBA- General
2) MBA (Hons. )
3) MBA (Hospital and Healthcare Management)
4) MBA (Tourism and Hospitality)
5) MBA (International Business)
6) MBA (Business Analytics)
7) MBA (Financial Markets)
8) MBA (Supply Chain and Logistics)
9) MBA (Corporate Affairs... View more

The opportunities for MBA students are very vast. B.Com with a computer application is a very good course. After completion of this course, you can choose MBA in IT systems or MBA in finance/marketing/Hr. Also, some colleges offer dual specialisation. Then the best combination is IT and marketing. The salary package for an MBA student who has good computer or digital knowledge is always on a high note. I would suggest you to take IT+ Marketing.

For chemistry, NCERT is the best for IIT JEE but for maths and physics NCERT is not sufficient. I will suggest the Cengage book because it contains nearly 300 questions of every chapters and practice better.

Hi, BITSAT is totally basics. You have to be completely sure about what and why you are doing regardless of where you're doing. So firstly you should be thorough with your NCERT syllabus (All chapters including EMW, Semi Conductors, and all other minor chapters). FIITJEE package is totally needless. I would prefer resonance package if you have. For physics, HCV is mandatory (all questions). Maths is completely basic in BITSAT and only NCERT Exemplar questions are sufficient. For Chemistry NCERT is more than enough. Best wishes.

Hi Sankalp,
SSC CGL is open to applicants from all streams. Since 'best' vary with individuals, you have to know your own aptitude and interests and decide which one of the above programs you mentioned would be best for you. You can also check the various posts available and specific criteria and choose the stream accordingly. For example if you want to become a Assistant Audit Officer then B.Com and MBA is recommended.

Hi Brij,
MBBS in India with 320 in NEET at government universities is next to impossible considering the previous year statistics. Even private or deemed colleges are difficult but if the high fees is affordable, you may try once the results are out. Before you completely switch your field to B.Sc, you can explore medical studies abroad at a good government university. Select a university listed with MCI. Check what experience they have in teaching foreign students.
Some of the universities are excellent, in fact comparable to good colleges in India. In fact now government is planning to have a common exam for all doctors before ... View more

See, CAT is different to any other competitive exam out there. To succeed, you need to work smartly, and choosing the right coaching institute is the first step. When you talk about coaching institutes in Ghaziabad, there is one that is head and shoulders above the rest. That is TIME Vaishali and Ill tell you why.
1) Faculty - When you talk about best faculty in Ghaziabad or even NCR for that matter, the name of Mr. Ritesh Jain emerges instantly. Ritesh Jain is a leading career counselor frequently conducting Live Career Helpline on various National TV channels like Aaj Tak, Doordarshan, IBN7 and others. He also is an active part of M... View more

In today's world Electronics engineering has impacted human life in all different aspects and will continue same. In this age of automation and Robotics, Electronics will continue to play a major part. Electronic graduates have a very bright future. You are advised to plan education up to minimum M.Sc in electronics for a meaningful career.

Sure, lots of non-maths graduate students prepare for cracking CAT. You need to practice maths question paper, tricks also matter to save time. Non-mathematics students need to practice and save time. Some questions are tricky and time taking.

You must work hard and prepare for CAT your scores of 10th 12th doesn't matter if you dream to achieve success, you must work hard to achieve it. Go ahead and start your preparation. Good luck.

To prepare for CMAT exam you need to do two things. Cover the exam syllabus and practice mock tests. After you decide to appear for CMAT the first thing you should do is check the CMAT syllabus. Make a list of topics that you are familiar with and topics that you have never studied before. Start with topics that you are unfamiliar with as those topics will take time. Move to easier topics after that. Do practice sample questions after completing each topic to know how to apply concepts to a problem. Once you have completed the CMAT syllabus, move to the next phase of preparation, I. e. practicing mock tests and sample questions. Dedicate a... View more

Choose books like Chandresh Agarwal and Arun Sharma for the preparation.
Lovely Professional University is conducting the LPU NEST 2017 (Entrance as well as Scholarship Test) for MBA Admissions. LPU-NEST 2017 will act as Entrance test for admission in MBA Programmes.
Extensive Scholarship: LPU envisages to usher an era of accessible and affordable quality higher education to the youth of our country, as on the basis of LPU NEST-2017 score, the university intends to award extensive Scholarship up to 1.5 lacs per annum per student.

If you had biology then yes, you can prepare for NEET but that would be tough for you to manage both CSE and preparation simultaneously.

Being an SC candidate, you need atleast 65% aggregate marks. It is 75% for general candidate.

If you have time and aspire IIMs or some college from that league then wait or else its a pretty decent option.

You should pursue MBA and for that join GEMS B School. You can get good salary package.