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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi Komal,
You need to figure out what kind of course would interest you. Once you decide the field, it will be easier to find the course.
You need to figure out what kind of course would interest you. Once you decide the field, it will be easier to find the course.
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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi Priyanka!
42% is too low to be considered eligible for courses like MBA. You can although consider pursuing Diploma courses like Diploma in Banking, financial accounting, business management etc.
42% is too low to be considered eligible for courses like MBA. You can although consider pursuing Diploma courses like Diploma in Banking, financial accounting, business management etc.
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Akshay Bajaj
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PFB the Diploma course details:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/medicine/colleges/diploma-courses-india?ts=84385973&rf=filters&cl[]=15&cr[]=10 (Copy paste the entire link on the browser).
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/medicine/colleges/diploma-courses-india?ts=84385973&rf=filters&cl[]=15&cr[]=10 (Copy paste the entire link on the browser).
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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for others.
Guide-Level 11
Hello,
You can go for the topic 'How public private partnership affects an economy'. You can further associate it with India's economic conditions and other growing nations. But you will have to do extensive research on this topic there is a lot to write about. All the best
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You can go for the topic 'How public private partnership affects an economy'. You can further associate it with India's economic conditions and other growing nations. But you will have to do extensive research on this topic there is a lot to write about. All the best
If you find this helpful, do give an upvote.
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santosh bhawal
Contributor-Level 7
Yes, MAT is acceptable, but not in MBA course, you can apply for various other courses though.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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The student have a backlog, he has to clear the exam before took the admission into PG, some universities are ask for no backlog some will ask for nothing, so before getting admission or before the academic year starts, the student has to submit the certificates for verification and validation to the university people, otherwise the admission will be cancelled and admission fee which paid will may not be get refund. Reply us what exactly your problem.
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Priyanka BhatiaCampus Representative, SIBM-B
Beginner-Level 5
Hi Shubham,
The minimum percentage required for meeting the eligibility criteria is 50% marks in Class 10th, Class 12th and Graduation. To make it to the Admissions Process, you would have to clear the SNAP Test 2018 Cut-off as declared by the institute, in which case you will receive a call to attend. As for conversion, your marks are only a part of the selection criteria, your performance in the written test and Personal Interview, also influence the decision. So, you would still stand a fair chance of getting an admission, given that you clear the cut off score. I hope this answers your query. For any further information required, fe
The minimum percentage required for meeting the eligibility criteria is 50% marks in Class 10th, Class 12th and Graduation. To make it to the Admissions Process, you would have to clear the SNAP Test 2018 Cut-off as declared by the institute, in which case you will receive a call to attend. As for conversion, your marks are only a part of the selection criteria, your performance in the written test and Personal Interview, also influence the decision. So, you would still stand a fair chance of getting an admission, given that you clear the cut off score. I hope this answers your query. For any further information required, fe
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