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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Siva,
Yes. You are undoubtedly eligible for MBA after your B.Tech. However, before applying, please check the eligibility criteria in the college you apply to, as some criteria varies from college to college. Hope it helps.
Yes. You are undoubtedly eligible for MBA after your B.Tech. However, before applying, please check the eligibility criteria in the college you apply to, as some criteria varies from college to college. Hope it helps.
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Anand Sarkar
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Hello,
There are various entrance exams for in particular for B.Tech in biotechnology, though you need to appear in for NEET UG.
Good luck.
There are various entrance exams for in particular for B.Tech in biotechnology, though you need to appear in for NEET UG.
Good luck.
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Mohd Nazim
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According to my point of view, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science Engineering are the best for mathematics brilliant students. I would suggest you Mechanical Engineering with recognised colleges. If you belong to Punjab you can choose RIMT University in Punjab for this course. http://rimt.ac.in/school-of-engineering.php.
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Arvind,
The required GMAT score and work experience varies from college to college. Generally, a score of 650 is acceptable by most universities and 700 and above is recommended for the good universities. The higher the universities are ranked, the higher the requirements would be. If you are targeting some specific university/college, look at their past trends and the scores they have been accepting, to get a better picture. Hope it helps.
All the best!
The required GMAT score and work experience varies from college to college. Generally, a score of 650 is acceptable by most universities and 700 and above is recommended for the good universities. The higher the universities are ranked, the higher the requirements would be. If you are targeting some specific university/college, look at their past trends and the scores they have been accepting, to get a better picture. Hope it helps.
All the best!
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Anand Sarkar
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Techno India college of salt lake is the best in terms of placement and infrastructure wise. Good luck.
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
Since you are clear that you want to pursue Ph.D. in HR, you can explore the following career options:
1. Join a college as a lecturer in HRM and then enrol yourself for PhD
2. Join the HR function in any corporate. Clear UGC exam and enrol for Ph.D.
1. Join a college as a lecturer in HRM and then enrol yourself for PhD
2. Join the HR function in any corporate. Clear UGC exam and enrol for Ph.D.
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SACHIN SINGHPunctual and Organised.
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As India is a developing country, the job opportunities in IT branches are more and is easy to get the jobs as compared to core branches. And by 2020 the job opportunities for all the branches of engineering will be optimum.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Dayanand,
You have asked a very interesting query. Normally, speaking Tolani Maritime Institute or any such private Institute does not offer any concession for fees to ex servicemen. However I don't think this is the end of the story. All these institutes are definitely looking for bright students who will enhance the prestige of these institutes and hence for seeking admission of such students these private colleges do offer scholarships for bright students. If you feel you are bright in your academics, then do approach the institute discreetly and I am sure they will offer you scholarship or may even reduce fees for you.
Good luc
You have asked a very interesting query. Normally, speaking Tolani Maritime Institute or any such private Institute does not offer any concession for fees to ex servicemen. However I don't think this is the end of the story. All these institutes are definitely looking for bright students who will enhance the prestige of these institutes and hence for seeking admission of such students these private colleges do offer scholarships for bright students. If you feel you are bright in your academics, then do approach the institute discreetly and I am sure they will offer you scholarship or may even reduce fees for you.
Good luc
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SACHIN SINGHPunctual and Organised.
Guide-Level 13
Both are good options. You can choose any one of them as per your interest. You are eligible for both as you have scored more than 60% marks. But be careful with your decision as both are different lines.
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi Adib, The score is not that great. Please wait for the cut-off. Thanks.
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