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Rohit Goyal
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After the completion of this course, graduates can find employment opportunities in different areas of pharmaceutical marketing, IT, human resource development, medical colleges, hospitals, health insurance, pharmaceutical industry and NGO's
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Nirantar Nachan
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A State government University, Accredited with an 'A+' grade by NAAC. Spread over a sprawling lush green campus of 23 acres. Multicultural Learning Environment Best for BBAMulticultural Campus with students from every state of IndiaInternational Students from different CountriesWorld-class infrastructure and facilitiesThe wide range of co-curricular activities makes JB the Best BBA Colleges in Delhi NCR them.
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3 years agoCan we get good salary other than medical students if we study hospital management. I studied B.Com.
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Nirantar Nachan
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No, Not at all. If you have studied any course or healthcare and also do MBA, you will have accelerated learning and also more deeper understanding about the sector. Since, after MBA, you are not going to work as healthcare professional in any capacity, there will not be any this-advantage.
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Vibhuti Tyagi
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Some of the options that I know of include.
1. Diploma in any field of your choice. You can check for diplomas online and also at the IGNOU website.
2. Prepare for competitive exams like civil services, banking exams, SSC CGLE, etc.
3. You can get a B.Ed (2 years) and then get a job as a schoolteacher.
4. Get a master's degree and then prepare for NET if you want to be a college lecturer.
5. You can pursue 1 year degree courses like PGDCA PGDM, PGDRM.
1. Diploma in any field of your choice. You can check for diplomas online and also at the IGNOU website.
2. Prepare for competitive exams like civil services, banking exams, SSC CGLE, etc.
3. You can get a B.Ed (2 years) and then get a job as a schoolteacher.
4. Get a master's degree and then prepare for NET if you want to be a college lecturer.
5. You can pursue 1 year degree courses like PGDCA PGDM, PGDRM.
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Nirantar Nachan
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Your GPA is just one factor among a dozen or so colleges use to evaluate applicants. In many ways, I view test scores and course rigor as important, if not more important, than having an incredibly high GPA (3.75+) to be honest. For the school I read applications for, I would say a lower GPA is really anything under a 3.4 (though the avg for incoming is closer to 3.75). So if you had, say a 3.1, I would want to see a pretty good SAT score (1400+) and high course rigor (Andhra Pradesh, IB, Honors, dual credit classes) for me to dismiss the lower GPA. So, with high-test scores, your chances would improve of getting into more selective co
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Nirantar Nachan
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Sorry, but your score to get admission in government medical college is quiet low. However, you can try other courses like Physiotherapy occupation therapy B.A. MS and BHMS etc. In these courses you will get admission surely!
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Nirantar Nachan
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You can expect the cutoff around 180 or above to get admission in BK School of Management.
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