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the fee is 35000 per annum at Vivekananda Global University Jaipur
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hello Vignesh
Please sepcify in which branch of aviation you want to go.
If you asking about pilot training then you can do because minimum qualification for pilot is 12th with Physics and Maths
Please sepcify in which branch of aviation you want to go.
If you asking about pilot training then you can do because minimum qualification for pilot is 12th with Physics and Maths
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Indian IT industry has scope to absorb good IT professionals. A good B.Sc IT graduate from a prestigious university has opportunities to make career in industry. B.Sc IT initially will have to start career as Developer or Tester in Small & Medium size IT companies. With experience B.Sc IT can grow to join large scale IT companies or MNCs. You must plan education upto PG for a good career in IT industry.
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Romil Goel
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Let's divide getting into Google goal in two smaller goals.
1. First you need to get shortlisted for their process. I mean there are thousands and lakhs of people who are getting good percentages in their engineering degrees. How can you separate yourself from this crowd. Either get your graduation/Masters done from a top internationally recognized institute, or you win some coding competition, or you are contributing heavily to any open source project. These will give edge to your profile from getting shortlisted.
2. Stage 2 is to crack the selection process. Develop yourself technically, verbally and analytically. Only a good, dynamic
1. First you need to get shortlisted for their process. I mean there are thousands and lakhs of people who are getting good percentages in their engineering degrees. How can you separate yourself from this crowd. Either get your graduation/Masters done from a top internationally recognized institute, or you win some coding competition, or you are contributing heavily to any open source project. These will give edge to your profile from getting shortlisted.
2. Stage 2 is to crack the selection process. Develop yourself technically, verbally and analytically. Only a good, dynamic
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