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Priyal Babbar
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Dear student, at LPU the eligibility for the programme is Pass with 55% aggregate marks in any discipline. LPU NEST and interviews are mandatory. For certain categories relaxation have been given, you can contact the university officials through telephone, chat and email for further details. Mittal School of Business is a favourite among MBA aspirants from across the country and the globe for its industry-oriented curriculum, interactive hands-on pedagogy, and intense industry interface. A multidisciplinary campus and multicultural environment suffused with student activity ensure the all-round development of its graduates, grooming th
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YASH SHARMA
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Students must have completed 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate score. It must be noted that the minimum required marks may vary from college to college. Students must have a valid score in national and university-level law entrance exams like CLAT ISAT, AILET etc. Good luck.
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Bhanu Pratap Singh
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There are lots of colleges which offer Diploma after class 10th. Amity university, GLA University, Sharda University, GNOIT, Noida. These colleges provide Diplomas after class 10th with good placement and the college faculty is too much support and well qualified this is value for money in this fee structure is good.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Gap is not for preparation of 10th exam, the few days gap between the papers is just for adjusting the other ongoing 12th exams. So just simply revised the syllabus and topics and recall the important formulas.
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Nandini Pangasarajah
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K. P. B. Hinduja College of Commerce
BK College of Arts, Science, and Commerce
Mithibai College of Arts
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BK College of Arts, Science, and Commerce
Mithibai College of Arts
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Nishita Shah
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Diploma might be a good option for you but it all depends upon you, what is your interest, what you want to SEE yourself in the future but again if you are interested in practically learning things then it is a better option for you so first asks yourself. Advantages of a Diploma.
1. Diplomas can be earned in a fraction of the time it takes to earn a Bachelor's degree.
2. There are fewer prerequisites for diplomas (no ATAR year 12 or equivalent).
3. Diplomas provide you the opportunity to try out numerous occupations.
4. Diplomas help you get a job faster.
5. Learning is adaptable, and many more. Disadvantages of pursuing a Diploma aft
1. Diplomas can be earned in a fraction of the time it takes to earn a Bachelor's degree.
2. There are fewer prerequisites for diplomas (no ATAR year 12 or equivalent).
3. Diplomas provide you the opportunity to try out numerous occupations.
4. Diplomas help you get a job faster.
5. Learning is adaptable, and many more. Disadvantages of pursuing a Diploma aft
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