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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.
Guide-Level 13
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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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
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You have to be a graduate to write UPSC civil services exams. You can study any degree.
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Mehak Khorana
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Hi,
The admission procedure depends from college to college. Every college has their own entrance procedures. For example at Symbiosis-All Indian students are required to take the Symbiosis Entrance Exam for Design SEED 2018), which will be held on May 5, 2018 (Saturday). No candidate is entitled to seek admission to SID without a valid SEED score. Also, for NID-
Candidates need to fill their NID Design Aptitude Test 2018 application form on the official website of NID.
The admission procedure depends from college to college. Every college has their own entrance procedures. For example at Symbiosis-All Indian students are required to take the Symbiosis Entrance Exam for Design SEED 2018), which will be held on May 5, 2018 (Saturday). No candidate is entitled to seek admission to SID without a valid SEED score. Also, for NID-
Candidates need to fill their NID Design Aptitude Test 2018 application form on the official website of NID.
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Tanushree Mitra
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Hi Arijit,
In no particular order, here some of the best ones:
Don Bosco Senior Secondary School
Sarla Birla Gyan Jyoti
Delhi Public School
Gurukul Grammar Senior Secondary School
Miles Bronson Residential School
Army Public School
Faculty Higher Secondary School
among others.
In no particular order, here some of the best ones:
Don Bosco Senior Secondary School
Sarla Birla Gyan Jyoti
Delhi Public School
Gurukul Grammar Senior Secondary School
Miles Bronson Residential School
Army Public School
Faculty Higher Secondary School
among others.
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Qamre Alam
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Anna University is a big university so first of all you need to study details of admission procedure because it has some admission rules.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there Abhishek,
I don't think anyone can tell you with 100% surety which university will give you the admission. This depends on the university, your marks are alright except class 12 and the universities you applied are also good ones basis your profile. It also depends on your personal statement, what you wrote, how you wrote your SOP, how good the letters of recommendations were and your overall application package. You can just hope that atleast one of them gives you a call.
I don't think anyone can tell you with 100% surety which university will give you the admission. This depends on the university, your marks are alright except class 12 and the universities you applied are also good ones basis your profile. It also depends on your personal statement, what you wrote, how you wrote your SOP, how good the letters of recommendations were and your overall application package. You can just hope that atleast one of them gives you a call.
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
Guide-Level 13
Your stream does not depend upon the percentage you got in 10. Rather it depends upon the interest you have to pursue. I advice you to just take that branch in which you are suitable and from you which you can achieve your aim in future. Every branch has it's own importance and have scope in their respective field. So don't take pressure that choosing a stream in your 11 or choosing your branch in your undergraduate programme affect your job opportunity. It totally depend upon your hardwork as well as focus towards your aim. For any other query, please feel free to ask
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
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