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UEI GLOBAL. Global

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Hi Vicky,
For Diploma in Hotel Management, your 12th pass certificate is mandatory, however, you have completed your 10th in 2013 so can apply from various open boards and complete 12th. Meanwhile, you can take admission in Diploma as well. For proper career counselling, kindly visit our institute. Plot No. 16, Chaudhary Complex, Opposite Kamayani Hospital, NH 2, Main Bazar, Sikandra, Agra, Uttar Pradesh - 282007
Phone: 05624415151

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Krishi Sharma

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Hi Deepak,
Yes, you can surely enroll yourself in any course for airlines management course. Every college is different hence there admission process also varies. You can check the eligibility criteria before applying to the course. Below are the courses in which you can apply:
1. BBA (Bachelor of Aviation and Travel Tourism)
2. BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration in Airport Management)
3. BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration in Aviation Management)
4. B.A. (Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management)
5. B.A. (Bachelor of Tourism Studies)
6. Diploma in Aviation Hospitality
7. Diploma in Ground Staff and Cabin Crew Training
8. Diploma i
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Heeral Agrawal

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Hello Pukhraj,
Amity, Mumbai is not going to judge you on your age. They will see your talent and interest towards your field. Just pass their criteria with your talent and I am sure you will be an Amitian.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Prince, it's very nice to hear that you have already fixed the aim of becoming an engineer. As a first step, you need to study really well for next two years with understanding the subject being the theme. Must score at least 75% in 12th and thereafter can apply for B.Tech programme in a reputed college.

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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You should firstly find out and ask yourself that in which field you are most interested? What you want to become? How do you want to see yourself in future? Go according to these question, You will surely get the best field for your bright future. All the best.

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Bright Futureborn to help you

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Probably not, but you may try for some other colleges.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

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I think you can't pursue Computer Science because it is a Science stream course. You can go for CA if you are interested in accounting ormay go for IIM if you are interested in management or business studies.
On the other hand, IAS is most difficult but if you are interested in extensive study and are a seeker of knowledge, you may go for this.
So all of the courses totally depend on your field of interest.
Your percentage is good, so you can be admitted in a reliable course which you want to do.
However, universities have some other criteria, so it varies. All the best.

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Kushal Trivedi

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If you are not interested in Science stream, you can opt for commerce stream or arts stream. There is a wide range of interesting subjects to choose from in arts stream.
But before opting for commerce or arts stream, make sure you are not interested in Science stream as you can't change it back and forth. Do a little introspection.
If you like biology, the medical profession is also highly sought for, just that you have to bear with physics and chemistry for a few years.
Good luck for your future!

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Dennis Vasanthakumar

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Yes, you can do it. Commerce graduates have good options as follows.
M.Sc. Finance
M.Sc. Corporate Finance
M.Sc. International Finance
M.Sc. Banking and Finance
M.Sc. International banking
All Masters programmes abroad are specialised programmes and focusing on a specific field. This will make you more employable.

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