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THAKUR.AVIATION
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Definitely yes, if you have passions to become an aircraft maintenance engineer. However B Tech qualification doesn't provide you any extra benefits in becoming an AME, you still need to pass through the modular exams and have work experience in order to get an AME license. Your B Tech qualification is appreciated when you wish to go for teaching profession in aviation institutes
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello,
Yes, you can take a gap of, say, a year to prepare for the various MBA entrance exams. Though it is also strongly advised to utilize this gap year productively since these exams do not require an entire year to prepare at all. Good luck.
Yes, you can take a gap of, say, a year to prepare for the various MBA entrance exams. Though it is also strongly advised to utilize this gap year productively since these exams do not require an entire year to prepare at all. Good luck.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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It differs with different universities, if you are applying in a Tier I University they select only students who have no backlogs and with good extra activities. So, when you specify a University it would be easy to say the eligibility criteria.
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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Placements of this college is quite satisfactory, but not up to the mark you will get placement, but you have to work hard, every year many companies visit this campus but they select least. All the best.
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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend a lot on your long term career goals. If you intend to return to India then UK is better, however, if you intend to explore permanent settlement abroad as well then Canada is the better option as the government rules are more flexible in terms of work opportunities post MBA. Financially as well, Canada would be cheaper compared to UK.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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There are huge scope for IT and CS students due to fast growing of IT industries. Ample career options are available in the field of software engineering. Plenty of jobs are available in a software companies for software engineers. There is also a need of software engineers in public sector. After gaining good experience you can start your own software firm. You can also work as a freelancer. Software engineers can also choose their profession in teaching. You can also work in Public & private sector banks, school and colleges & financial institutions. As a Software Engineer, you can also run consultancy to develop & repair software as
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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As you have done B.Tech in IT and want compatible course then I would suggest you to go for MBA IT. Reason being you have already knowledge about IT as you did your graduation in IT so it will be easy for you to study same technology in Masters. Your concepts will become more strong after doing Masters in IT. Some of the good universities offering MBA in IT are Anna University, Chennai University, Lovely Professional University.
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