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New answer posted•8 years ago

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8 years ago
Hi,
I see many colleges accepting 10th to pursue Diploma in Aeronauticas, I hope this will help you to make the right decision for your higher studies. All the very best.
I see many colleges accepting 10th to pursue Diploma in Aeronauticas, I hope this will help you to make the right decision for your higher studies. All the very best.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I passed my 10th board exams through Rajasthan board, is it good for me to take central board in class 11th?
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Asked by Nikita Joshi

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8 years ago
It is totally up to you. Both boards are nationally recognized, and syllabus for both is almost same. Just study well wherever you study, these things doesn’t matter much.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Can you suggest the study material for the preparation of MPSC UPSC examination from 10th onwards?
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Asked by Shreyash
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8 years ago
There are several, but Arihant Publications are really good.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I failed in 12th exam, I have scored 62% in 10th cbse board exam. Which course should I apply
79 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Abhishek
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8 years ago
You should take the same course, which you have taken in class 12th earlier. It will be easy for you.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which is the best subject to choose after class 10th to make a career in law and why?
31 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Akshit

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8 years ago
You can go for any stream, whether it is Science, commerce, arts. There is no compulsory stream for law. But, I suggest you not to choose PCM, because it doesn’t help you in your law. Either go for commerce or arts. Depend on your interest, so, opt for that.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Do I stand any chance of getting admission at Welingkar, Mumbai?
66 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ashish

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8 years ago
Eligibility:
A minimum 50% marks in graduation, which must be completed by June 2018.
Candidate should have taken CAT (2017) conducted by the IIMS for the year specified in the advertisement (IIMS have no role in the Welingkar’s admission process) and /or/ XAT (2018) / and / or ATMA (2018) and / or CM
A minimum 50% marks in graduation, which must be completed by June 2018.
Candidate should have taken CAT (2017) conducted by the IIMS for the year specified in the advertisement (IIMS have no role in the Welingkar’s admission process) and /or/ XAT (2018) / and / or ATMA (2018) and / or CM
New answer posted•8 years ago
I have done 10th standard. Which field should I choose to become a fashion designer?
26 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Yamuna
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8 years ago
After completing your 10th, you can go for Diploma programme in fashion design. It is also a demanding career, as fashion designers need to combine their creativity with managerial skills to sustain in this industry. Thus, if you can create magic with colours, shapes and designs, then just obtain a
New answer posted•8 years ago
I got 6.2 CGPA in 10th, 64% in 12th and 51% in graduation. I am doing CA. What are my chances of getting a good college?
45 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Mayank

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8 years ago
Dear Mayank,
If you are pursuing CA and have completed you graduation, than, I personally believe that you don't need to go for PG. The CA certification is itself equal to PG. Rather it us a statutory designation that every company has to appoint for handling their accounts. Further if still you wis
If you are pursuing CA and have completed you graduation, than, I personally believe that you don't need to go for PG. The CA certification is itself equal to PG. Rather it us a statutory designation that every company has to appoint for handling their accounts. Further if still you wis
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