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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Shameer Ahmed,
Firstly, remove the tag 'single' from your profile. This is not a matrimonial website and no one is interested to know if you are single or married. Secondly, mention your stream science, arts or commerce for better guidance.
Firstly, remove the tag 'single' from your profile. This is not a matrimonial website and no one is interested to know if you are single or married. Secondly, mention your stream science, arts or commerce for better guidance.
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
Guide-Level 13
Dear Sankar,
You should do B.Tech in CSE after completing Diploma in engineering. For that, you will have to appear for the LEET exam conducted by each state university. You will get direct admission in the 2nd year of engineering.
You should do B.Tech in CSE after completing Diploma in engineering. For that, you will have to appear for the LEET exam conducted by each state university. You will get direct admission in the 2nd year of engineering.
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Divya JainStudent
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
Thanks for Asking.!
Taking next step at this time is very difficult, but you have to be very careful.
Get the details of all courses and check their career prospects.
In how much time you can get a job after the course?
Will the course be beneficial for you?
How much will you have to study for the exam?
The Job sectors are of your interest or not?
& many other things.
Sorry, you have not mentioned your subjects of class 11th and class 12th. Therefore, I am unable to suggest you related courses.
:)
Thanks for Asking.!
Taking next step at this time is very difficult, but you have to be very careful.
Get the details of all courses and check their career prospects.
In how much time you can get a job after the course?
Will the course be beneficial for you?
How much will you have to study for the exam?
The Job sectors are of your interest or not?
& many other things.
Sorry, you have not mentioned your subjects of class 11th and class 12th. Therefore, I am unable to suggest you related courses.
:)
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9 years ago
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anna kapoor
Contributor-Level 9
Dear Mukesh,
In India, there are three main undergraduate education formats for Interior Designing:
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
1) Bachelors Degree courses :
BA Interior Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Architecture Interior Design- Duration is 5 years
Bachelor of Interior Design- Duration is 5 years (CEPT course)
BA Interior Architecture and Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) Interior Design- Duration is 4 years
B.Sc. Interior Design- Duration is 3 year
2) Diploma courses :
Diploma in Interior Design
Diploma in Interior Design and Architecture
3) Certificate courses :
Certificate in Interi
In India, there are three main undergraduate education formats for Interior Designing:
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
1) Bachelors Degree courses :
BA Interior Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Architecture Interior Design- Duration is 5 years
Bachelor of Interior Design- Duration is 5 years (CEPT course)
BA Interior Architecture and Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) Interior Design- Duration is 4 years
B.Sc. Interior Design- Duration is 3 year
2) Diploma courses :
Diploma in Interior Design
Diploma in Interior Design and Architecture
3) Certificate courses :
Certificate in Interi
...more
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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST
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Ritika Pradhan
Contributor-Level 10
Dear Meghna,
All these career options are very different from one another. I would suggest you go for a professional career and opt for any for these as a simultaneous career. This will help you decide that whether you actually want any of these careers as your full-time career or not.
Take up anything you are good at. And make a career into the same.
All these career options are very different from one another. I would suggest you go for a professional career and opt for any for these as a simultaneous career. This will help you decide that whether you actually want any of these careers as your full-time career or not.
Take up anything you are good at. And make a career into the same.
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