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Scholar-Level 18
Of course, you can take admission for MBA. Age bar is there for JEE Mains etc. but not for the entrance exam for MBA.
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Scholar-Level 18
Going abroad after Diploma is a tough proposition. Even in India diploma is not considered equivalent to 12th universally. I feel you should obtain engineering degree by taking admission for engineering degree and then only think of going abroad for doing PG there.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
Hi Faiz,
The eligibility for DMLT course is Class 12 or its equivalent with science subject (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) with minimum 45% marks.
Or,
Class 12 with Medical Laboratory Technology (Vocational background) with minimum 45% marks.
If you satisfy the above conditions, you can go for the course.
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Guide-Level 13
Visit this link for eligibility:http://bitsadmission.com/mbamain.aspx.
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Scholar-Level 17
Undergraduate courses in Switzerland are taught in German mostly, so if you want to study in Switzerland first learn the German language. Admissions are very competitive too. Different universities have different requirements, you should check universities like ETH Zurich, University of Geneva, etc. For program specific requirements, some may require university specific entrance test.
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You can opt for a comprehensive program which will cover all the important segments of film-making with following stages.
Stage1: Pre-production
Here you will learn about story development, character designing, background or set designing, cinematography, script and screen play and story board. In short, this is a planning stage.
Stage 2: Production
This is where you learn 3D modelling, giving texture to characters and props, creating the light effects, and giving movement to the character or props. In short, this is the execution stage.
Stage 3: Post-production:
This the final stage where you put everything together. add effects and sou
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