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Are there any exams or quiz that will tell you if you can pursue Graphic design as career?
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Asked by Gauri
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Can I get admission in B.Tech (civil engineering) after completing B.Sc. (chemistry)graduation.
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Asked by Arvindsinh
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5 years ago
Yes, you can go ahead with your desired programme. Yes, It is possible to join B.Tech course after completing B.Sc. Through the lateral entry scheme which is offered by most of the Engineering colleges in India. The lateral entry is only given to candidates who have either completed Diploma in Engin
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Can having bcom programme stop me from having a carrer in finance? What career prospects are blocked if i pursue bcom(p) over bcom hons?Help
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Asked by Atishay
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5 years ago
No, you can not change B.Com honors to B.Com pass. If you want to go for B.Com pass then you will take readmission in B.Com pass course.
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What is the difference between distance MBA and regular MBA in terms of salary and career prospects?
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Asked by Shubham

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5 years ago
Hi, The difference as the name suggests is in the mode of study, both are designed for different sections of people and both are relevant looking at the cause for which MBA is being done. Regular courses are classroom session courses where students have to attend classes; this is nothing but Full ti
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What is oracle and its advantages? Does it affect our career?
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Asked by Ajaydev

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5 years ago
You can say Oracle is a Vendor Company which provides its different courses like Pl/SQL developer, Oracle database 12 C. These courses are good for the people who want to build their career in the IT field. Advantages of Oracle Courses:
* There is a huge demand of Oracle certifications in the worldw
* There is a huge demand of Oracle certifications in the worldw
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I'm very confused about my career. Actually I wann go in sports because I passionate in that but I couldn't find a way to maintain it.
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Asked by Harsal
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Which integrated course offers better career prospects: BBA+MBA or B.Tech + MBA?
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Asked by Dubey
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5 years ago
B.Tech is a Bachelor's degree which provides you with the technical knowledge and M.Tech is a Master's degree which provides you with the technical knowledge. BBA with MBA will provide you only managerial skills, whereas, if you choose B.Tech with MBA is better than that of any other course. Being a
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Can I pursue B.Sc. In Medical Laboratory Science/Technology if I don't have biology in 12th?
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Asked by Pcte

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5 years ago
Because you are not concerned about the college, So the eligibility criteria of B.Sc. MLT of AIIMS is given below. Eligibility criteria : 10+2 with minimum 50% for Gen / OBC/EWS (45% in case of SCs / STs Categories) in aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. So you are not eligible for
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I am a 11th standard Computer Humanities student. Can I learn Network Engineering after 12th.
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Asked by Ameer

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5 years ago
Hello Meet, you are saying that you have taken Humanities along with computers for your 11th and 12th. Is that correct? Basic eligibility for the students to seek admission in engineering colleges is to have done the 12th in PCM for PCB meaning Science subjects. But then why do only engineering. If