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Nilanjana Kamat
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Aashik,
Please go through their website for admission procedures and follow them accordingly. http://www.nios.ac.in/.
Please go through their website for admission procedures and follow them accordingly. http://www.nios.ac.in/.
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Karan, take the JEE exams or other known engineering entrance exams like BITSAT VITEEE etc. And enroll into a B.Tech/B.E course. Your class 12th percentage is very crucial so study hard. If you are aiming for NASA you may also consider pursuing your engineering abroad in which case you have to decide where to study and prepare for entrance exams like SAT ACT etc.
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Glenn, what you study really depends on your interest. Also depending on the subjects you studied you can consider BCA B.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc. IT, BMS etc. For better guidance, please specify the subjects you had in 12th.
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ashwani koulJust a simple guy and want to pursue my dream
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Hi,
It's not necessary for you to have maths but you should come from a commerce background to take admission in B.Com (Hons.).
It's not necessary for you to have maths but you should come from a commerce background to take admission in B.Com (Hons.).
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Rajeev KumarSrm University students
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Yes, with these marks, you will easily get CS there.
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astha singh
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Hi Pradeepta!
International School of Fashion Arts And Design (INSFAD) provides a correspondent course in B.Sc Fashion. It is a 3 years' duration course and you can directly apply to the college for admission. You can also refer to this link for more detailed information about the course https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/course/b-sc-in-fashion-international-school-of-fashion-arts-and-design-insfad-airport-new-airport-bangalore-136381
International School of Fashion Arts And Design (INSFAD) provides a correspondent course in B.Sc Fashion. It is a 3 years' duration course and you can directly apply to the college for admission. You can also refer to this link for more detailed information about the course https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/course/b-sc-in-fashion-international-school-of-fashion-arts-and-design-insfad-airport-new-airport-bangalore-136381
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Jeetashree Doley
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If your total percentage is around 97%-98% and the best of four goes up to 98.75% or 98.8%, you can clear the cut offs by second or third list, if they come out. Seats usually fill up in the first cut-off itself and then go down by only 0.25 or 0.5 in the successive cut-offs.
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rahul r
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After an HSC, you should pursue a course you feel you will be comfortable pursuing, and where your interests lie. Ph.D. would remain a distant possibility for an UG student, and you should concentrate more on your UG studies than worrying about a Ph.D. A Masters degree, or its international equivalent, is often required for entry onto a Ph.D. and this is usually the case in arts and humanities subjects. In the sciences, however, students can sometimes progress directly to a Ph.D. after their undergraduate degree. In addition to any postgraduate requirements, you will also need to demonstrate good performance during your undergraduate d
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rahul r
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There is no need of dropping a year. You will get plenty of time to think in your free time. Moreover, education does not curb free thinking, it only broadens your ability to think and make a career. You would only waste a year by not doing anything. Please give it a second thought. Regards.
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