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3 months agoBeginner-Level 5
The management quota annual fees at PES University (Bangalore) for B.Tech vary significantly by branch. For Computer Science & Engineering, it's around INR 12 Lacs per year, for ECE about INR 7 lakh, and for other branches closer to INR 5 LPA.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, DM WIMS Nursing College has its Management quota application process up and running for the BSc Nursing course. The college fills these seats using the Private Nursing College Management Association of Kerala. You can apply on their website. The total intake is 60 seats, with 30 being reserved for Management quota. Its an online application, you'll need to upload your documents and pay the admission fee. Just make sure you have passed the 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Keep a lookout for the deadlines and make sure to prepare your documents as early as possible, we all know how things get last minute. Its a simple proc
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Before jumping into Cargo Management course, it makes sense to assess your interests and get some hands-on experience:
- Take a few workshops or webinars: Find some industry-specific sessions online and get a sense of the real-world.
- Intern or visit a logistics center: If you can spend a few hours walking through a cargo unit at an airport or a warehouse, you might have a bit more clarity.
- Talk to professionals: Talk to some senior level people in cargo/logistics.
- Take a few online courses: If you are not sure if you'll like it, try a few short-term courses to test your interest with minimal ongoing commitment.
- Evaluating your interests: If y
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Cargo Management prepares students with the technical, logistical and management skills needed for the air and cargo transportation industry. You'll learn how to manage shipments, understand cargo documentation and streamline supply chain efficiency.
- Logistics Plan: Learn how to manage time-sensitive shipments and determine effective delivery.
- Cargo handling and safety: You will learn packaging standards, storage, and handling means of safe transport.
- Documentation and regulation: You will learn airway bills, customs clearance and compliance documentation.
- Inventory management and warehouse management: You will learn stock control, freight
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Consider if you like planning, coordination and behind-the-scenes logistic work. Do you like learning by doing and seek practical or physical work rather than desk jobs?
If you have an interest in international trade, airport operations or freight logistics, Cargo Management can be interesting, and there is a clear career trajectory with good job prospects in both the public and private sectors.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
If you are a student who loves working in a fast-paced environment, enjoy planning and organizing, and are prepared to deal with operational aspects, then, Cargo Management is for you.
If you have an eye for detail, enjoy being physically active, and are interested in aviation, shipping, or logistics, this programme has a variety of job opportunities both in India and abroad.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, a lot of private colleges offer admission to Diploma or UG Cargo Management courses without requiring an entrance test total.
For PG programs, there may still be colleges that prefer you to have an entrance score but you can still find direct admission on merit or a management quota in many reputable private colleges.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, many colleges allow admission to Cargo Management course through private institution management quota or merit basis dependent on Class 12 or graduation marks based on the level of course.
Government colleges have entrance exams or state-wise central counseling, private colleges have slightly more flexibility, particularly for admitting UG Diploma or certificate programs.
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