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Shikher jainStudent
Guide-Level 12
Maybe you will get that college. But I think CLAT is the best entrance exam for admission to law colleges.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
Guide-Level 13
No, you cannot do automobile engineering if you had biology in 12th. You need to have maths in class 12th then only you will be eligible for this course.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
If you are good at mathematics, especially probability and statistics, then you don't need to be worried. In the real world, you need three things to be a data scientist- (Which would depend on the projects you take on).
Learn this if you haven't, you will need this more than the other two if aren't familiar with anything in the field.
3. Coding-Since you are a student of commerce, I am assuming that you don't know coding. I suggest you start learning, and in a few months you will know enough to call yourself a coder! Coding is extremely fun, but also requires patience while solving/debugging tough problems.
Learn this if you haven't, you will need this more than the other two if aren't familiar with anything in the field.
3. Coding-Since you are a student of commerce, I am assuming that you don't know coding. I suggest you start learning, and in a few months you will know enough to call yourself a coder! Coding is extremely fun, but also requires patience while solving/debugging tough problems.
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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful
Contributor-Level 9
You can do these courses after class 12th Arts:
BA
BBA
BMS
BFA
BHM
BEM
Integrated law course (BA+LLB)
BJM
BFD
B. El. Ed. B.P.Ed.
BA
BBA
BMS
BFA
BHM
BEM
Integrated law course (BA+LLB)
BJM
BFD
B. El. Ed. B.P.Ed.
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7 years agoI am a 12th pass and want to go in computer stream but avoiding engineering study. What should I do?
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subhasish debroy
Guide-Level 13
Dear,
Besides B.Tech you can do following :
I) If you are + 2 pass out with Math/Business Math / Computer application, as one of the subject, you can go with BCA followed by MCA.
II) If you are + 2 pass out in Science stream, you can do B.Sc IT followed by M.Sc IT or, you may also go with B.Sc with Honours in Computer Science, then M.Sc.
III) If you are interested in professional certification in Hardware networking, you may go with step wise CCNA CCNP, then CCIE. Here, you may do MCSE certification for getting system Engineering job. Best wishes.
Besides B.Tech you can do following :
I) If you are + 2 pass out with Math/Business Math / Computer application, as one of the subject, you can go with BCA followed by MCA.
II) If you are + 2 pass out in Science stream, you can do B.Sc IT followed by M.Sc IT or, you may also go with B.Sc with Honours in Computer Science, then M.Sc.
III) If you are interested in professional certification in Hardware networking, you may go with step wise CCNA CCNP, then CCIE. Here, you may do MCSE certification for getting system Engineering job. Best wishes.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
Contributor-Level 10
Eligibility is:
Minimum 45% would be aggregate of one language and three best elective subjects.
Environmental Education (ISC), Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Painting, Dance, Music, Physical Education, Home Science, Engineering Drawing and all other vocational subjects are not considered as elective subjects.
Total seats are 45 for this course and for general only 20 seats. So, it seems difficult to grab the seat.
Cut off are still to be announced, I think on 9th july 2018 first cut off will be released last year cut off for general category closed with 90% marks.
So, I think you should not be rely on this course it's very difficult to get.
Minimum 45% would be aggregate of one language and three best elective subjects.
Environmental Education (ISC), Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Painting, Dance, Music, Physical Education, Home Science, Engineering Drawing and all other vocational subjects are not considered as elective subjects.
Total seats are 45 for this course and for general only 20 seats. So, it seems difficult to grab the seat.
Cut off are still to be announced, I think on 9th july 2018 first cut off will be released last year cut off for general category closed with 90% marks.
So, I think you should not be rely on this course it's very difficult to get.
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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
You can apply to IISc, if you are appearing in NEET 2018 and securing a minimum of 60% marks (GN), 54% marks (OBC-NCL), 30% marks (SC/ST/PWD). Admission will be based on your rank.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
Contributor-Level 10
You can get all the reliable information regarding B.Des from the below given link:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/exams/nift-entrance-exam
All the best.
https://www.shiksha.com/design/exams/nift-entrance-exam
All the best.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
Contributor-Level 10
For best four subjects, you just need to add the maximum marks obtained in top four subjects and divide the resultant from four, for example, if I was having five subjects in class 12th i.e. Accountancy, Economics, Mathematics, Business studies, English. Then, add the maximum marks obtained in your top four subjects, and then divide the resultant from four, and you will get your best four percentage for DU. All the best.
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