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Prabhjot Kaur
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What is your passion, follow that or get aptitude test done from career counselor if you are not aware about your passion.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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Hi Amar,
You can only pursue undergraduate Diploma after completing class 10th from colleges like ITI. An undergraduate Diploma will not help you much in your professional career. It is better if you complete your class 12th in whatever stream you like and then apply for a Bachelor's programme:B.Des in fashion designing or in interior designing or lifestyle and accessory designing or whatever you would love to. A Bachelor's programme will give you a better understanding about design, and also you will have much better career prospectus. That will enhance your skills as a professional designer, so that you can get good job opportunities.
You can only pursue undergraduate Diploma after completing class 10th from colleges like ITI. An undergraduate Diploma will not help you much in your professional career. It is better if you complete your class 12th in whatever stream you like and then apply for a Bachelor's programme:B.Des in fashion designing or in interior designing or lifestyle and accessory designing or whatever you would love to. A Bachelor's programme will give you a better understanding about design, and also you will have much better career prospectus. That will enhance your skills as a professional designer, so that you can get good job opportunities.
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AYUSH KUMAR PANDEY
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Choose science stream with maths and attend practical of physics and chemistry each day.
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
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No not at all ! But be sure that you make your percentage in B.Tech above 75 or 80 %. These are the minimum qualifications required by the company. Government organisation will see your written test marks, interview and group discussion round performance and then your skill, talent, communication skill as well. The same is applicable for private sector also. Just do hardwork and concentrate on your studies
best of luck.
best of luck.
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Qamre Alam
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If you want to get admission for BA then you have to clear your 12th with arts so you shall continue your BA and after that you can try for IAS and other big examinations.
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CHANDAN KUMAR
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Hello Sejal,
You are looking for an emerging career option. If I am in place of you I will go for HSC with computer science first. After that I am looking forward to do robotic engineering. HSC gives a base of basic structure for CS student as compared to Diploma holder. So, it is left on you to know what you would prefer to do.
You are looking for an emerging career option. If I am in place of you I will go for HSC with computer science first. After that I am looking forward to do robotic engineering. HSC gives a base of basic structure for CS student as compared to Diploma holder. So, it is left on you to know what you would prefer to do.
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Ryan SequeiraOpen to questions regarding MBA
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CMAT score of 71% is too low.
But, you can try for PGDM and do extremely well in the GDPI rounds to stand a chance.
But, you can try for PGDM and do extremely well in the GDPI rounds to stand a chance.
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
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You basically have the following options to choose:
1. Higher studies :- go for 11 and 12 and then pursue your undergraduate course.
2. Polytechnic :- POLYCET (Polytechnic Common Entrance Test) ; CEEP (Common Entrance Exam for Polytechnic) Diploma Courses in Engineering and Non-Engineering. Its is a three years course. You can pursue Diploma in different branches like civil, electronic, electrical, computer, home Science etc.
3. ITI (Industrial Trading Institute)/ ITC (Industrial Training Center) - It is a two year courses of Engineering and Non-Engineering Field. It is called as Trade Industry where you can learn basic skills in techn
1. Higher studies :- go for 11 and 12 and then pursue your undergraduate course.
2. Polytechnic :- POLYCET (Polytechnic Common Entrance Test) ; CEEP (Common Entrance Exam for Polytechnic) Diploma Courses in Engineering and Non-Engineering. Its is a three years course. You can pursue Diploma in different branches like civil, electronic, electrical, computer, home Science etc.
3. ITI (Industrial Trading Institute)/ ITC (Industrial Training Center) - It is a two year courses of Engineering and Non-Engineering Field. It is called as Trade Industry where you can learn basic skills in techn
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