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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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Well, every course has its own importance to pursue. All courses are good at their level. Selecting a course totally depends on you and your interest. Kindly look out over the course in which you are most interested and you really enjoy to study that. Go according to that. Thanks.
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rohith kola
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After completing the engineering trading course in ITI, one can opt for higher studies like Diploma in engineering. There are also specialised short-term courses for certain trades, offered in Advanced Training Institutes (ATI's), which enhances the skills of candidates. Most industries/ companies accept ITI graduates only as apprentices and they train them for a period of 6 months to 1-2 years, depending on the company. They may be considered suitable for employment only after the training period. Based on the trade opted, ITI qualified candidates can apply for jobs in Public and private sectors. Electronics, welder, refrigeration and
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Muskan AgrahariCoffee lover😠Love to read & write
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Now, you should go for a degree course from NIFT. First, you have to fill the form after that there will be an entrance exam with more than one level which you have to crack to get into NIFT.
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subhasish debroy
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As far as my knowledge goes, for admission in BBA, the eligibility criteria +2 from any stream with English as a compulsory subject and the admission process is conducted through an entrance test where the minimum eligibility is 50%-60% score in +2 board examination.
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Pankajkumar PatroLearn to enjoy learning.
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Let him do some research to find what he's interested in. Guide him if he seeks your help. Don't let him make any decisions based on peer pressure or to get away from hard work. No stream is "easy" in that way. To be successful, dedication and perspiration are essential. Make him understand that.
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umesh kumar
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Applying for polytechnic course can be done in two methods, either through entrance test or by fulfilling basic eligibility criteria of the board/college. The minimum qualification required for admission into a Diploma course is passing 10th examination, with at least 35 percent in science and maths subjects. The state boards of technical education of most of the states in India conduct entrance tests for admission to the Diploma programmes offered by various polytechnics in the state.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Mandar, You should opt for non-medical Science in class 11th and class 12th. Once you have completed your class 12th, you can apply for NDA exam. You may also opt for B.Tech entry after class 12th. The exam is conducted twice a year - every six months usually in April and August.
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VINIKA DAGAR
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You can go for ITI in fashion designing or you can do your 12th first, and then go for the B.Sc. In fashion designing from NIFT, Pearl academy, etc. You have to give the entrance for these institutes. You can also choose other institutes which do not require the entrance.
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