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Hardeep Sidhu
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Hello Ujjwal,
You have not mentioned here with what stream you have completed your 12th class. Engineering would be your choice if you have had +2 with non medical or you can choose B.Sc programs and if you have bio in your +2 class, you can go for medical profession. 60% in +2class can give you admission easily in any private college.
You have not mentioned here with what stream you have completed your 12th class. Engineering would be your choice if you have had +2 with non medical or you can choose B.Sc programs and if you have bio in your +2 class, you can go for medical profession. 60% in +2class can give you admission easily in any private college.
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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here
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Since the reservation is merely 3% for every law school, it is less likely that you would get GNLU.
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Nidhi SharmaStudent Mentor for Foreign Education
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Hello,
It really depends on your choice and the background of the degree you have in under graduation. Regarding placements, I see a little edge for supply chain but if your UG degree is in civil, construction management should be an obvious choice.
It really depends on your choice and the background of the degree you have in under graduation. Regarding placements, I see a little edge for supply chain but if your UG degree is in civil, construction management should be an obvious choice.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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You can simply go for B.Sc. You can simultaneously prepare for your UPSC examination. B.Sc will be completed in 3 years and you won't have much study burden.
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