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Rocky Singh
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You can go for Bachelor degree in film production and management. There are some institutes in the India which offers these courses and helps to build career in film production. Ramesh Sippy Academy of Cinema and Entertainment is the best you can opt in this field to build career in entertainment industry. The link here will help you to get closer to the institute https://www.shiksha.com/college/ramesh-sippy-academy-of-cinema-and-entertainment-santacruz-east-mumbai-52542/courses/business-and-management-studies-s?ct[]=151&lo[]=317.
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Bhawana Singh
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Your CAT percentile must be above 98 to enter into top 10 MBA/PGDM colleges and a must have industry experience of 0.6-1 years despite of scoring average grades in previous academics. Other than this, communication and convincing skills counts a lot.
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aayush verma
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Ayush, it is not possible to pursue 12th without clearing the 11th class.
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aayush verma
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The field for both of these streams are growing in India. Every course is equally good and important. Go ahead with the course in which you have interest.
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raghav sinha
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Hey Surya,
Sorry to let you know that the webpage of the college is silent about fees charged for various courses even though it gives almost every other information.
You can visit the college to know more on the fees charged.
Sorry to let you know that the webpage of the college is silent about fees charged for various courses even though it gives almost every other information.
You can visit the college to know more on the fees charged.
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Atishay JainPursuing PGDM
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Hey,
Great Lakes consider overall profile for evaluation. Your academic scores are fine.You have a good chance of getting an interview call.
PS : Getting a call also depends on overall pool of applications received.
Great Lakes consider overall profile for evaluation. Your academic scores are fine.You have a good chance of getting an interview call.
PS : Getting a call also depends on overall pool of applications received.
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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents
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Please repost your query properly to get detailed information.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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For doing M.Tech in Software Engineering integrated, you need not write VITEEE. You just have to apply with your class 12th marks. Get an application form and attach your class 12th marks to it, and just submit it, both online and offline mode are available.
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Vidura AryaAlways a helper, keen on providing value.
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Hello Tisha,
No, class 6th subject or optional subject won't make a difference.
*It depends on the college too, if you are applying for a course which is based on an entrance test then optional subject won't matter at all.
*Merit based Bachelor's courses are less in India. Terms of each college vary here too. For example, most of the courses of DU are merit-based, but you can't include the marks of 6th subject in the 'Best Four Subjects' (BFS) just like that. Terms vary from course to course. You may face deduction of 2-3% from your BFS% if you include your class 6th subject.
#Above all, It doesn't really matters. You are allotted the
No, class 6th subject or optional subject won't make a difference.
*It depends on the college too, if you are applying for a course which is based on an entrance test then optional subject won't matter at all.
*Merit based Bachelor's courses are less in India. Terms of each college vary here too. For example, most of the courses of DU are merit-based, but you can't include the marks of 6th subject in the 'Best Four Subjects' (BFS) just like that. Terms vary from course to course. You may face deduction of 2-3% from your BFS% if you include your class 6th subject.
#Above all, It doesn't really matters. You are allotted the
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