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DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAULEducation Consultant

Guide-Level 12

You need not spend more and do MBA. You can take up one year study Level 7 UG diploma or Level 8 PG Diploma one year program. Once you complete this one year you are eligible for one Year work search visa. You will definitely get a job. Because NZ is the fastest growing economy in the world. 100% no corruption. once you get a job you will get two year work permit. Once you get work permit you are eligible to apply for PR. In other words you will get PR in NZ withinb2 yr and 6 months.
MBA need experience. This MBA IS NOT GOING TO GET Managerial level job abroad. After getting PR you can do part time and complete your MBA. MBA will enh
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shashi sharma

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You should go for M.Tech instead of M.Sc.

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HRISHIKESH SIVANANDAN

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Yes, it is a good institute for mechanical engineering. The faculty are very supportive and encouraging. They are all highly qualified individuals who are experts in their area of learning. The lab facilities are ample to expose a student to the realms of mechanical engineering. Amrita has recently launched a vehicle testing facility in collaboration with Bosch. Three automobiles are there at present to carry out real time research on them. If there is anything more specific, I would be glad to answer you.

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chetan saini

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i think it will be better for u if you try your career in some other field. take a pen and paper and try to write 10 reasons why you want to become engineer u wont be able to write even 5 so .stop following crowd. and try your career in law, mba, diploma etc.

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maneesh arora

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Being good or bad in Maths doesn't matter in engineering provided you have right aptitude towards problem solving be it is maths or any other subject. Rest depends on your score which branch you will get. But go with your passion.

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SAYANTAN MUKHERJEEOptimistic, nature loving, work lover.

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No no. There is no problem but the stream will be changing from engineering to management. You need to be more sophisticated, polished, mannered, disciplined. Academics will not be a problem. Go for mba(operations and finance). It will enhance your career. Go for a reputed bschool clearing cat/mat/xat/cmat

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