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Himanshu Madan
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Science will provide broader opportunities but it will be slightly tougher.
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Ankit Puri
Beginner-Level 3
Go for science stream because it will give you an option to choose a variety of different courses after 12th, while if done Commerce you would stuck with just a few ones. Ask yourself what you want to do. If you have a plan then go for it else choose science.
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Syam Pradeep Tirupati
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Hi,
This answer is confined to IRMA admissions. In IRMA admissions process, there is no weightage for academics. The weightage for CAT score is 40% and 10% weightage for IRMA's Issues of Social Concern test. Rest 50% weightage is for GD and Personal Interview. The admission into IRMA depends on all these. Academics doesn't affect the admission procedure.
This answer is confined to IRMA admissions. In IRMA admissions process, there is no weightage for academics. The weightage for CAT score is 40% and 10% weightage for IRMA's Issues of Social Concern test. Rest 50% weightage is for GD and Personal Interview. The admission into IRMA depends on all these. Academics doesn't affect the admission procedure.
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Anant Raina
Guide-Level 12
If you wish to do a diploma, do it after 12th, as in between diploma will not add value to your resume in future.
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Anant Raina
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Get a BS in engineering. As long as the school's engineering degree is ABET accredited, it doesn't matter at all which school you choose. There is no advantage picking an Ivy League over a state school - save your money. In fact, your best bet is probably Texas A&M.
Don't waste your time with an MS in engineering. It is a fairly useless degree. They'd give you credit for a year of experience and a couple grand extra. Let the company that hires you to pay for your grad school.
If you want to be a civil servant, you will need to get a co-op position at NASA while you are in college. NASA has very few openings and almost all of them a
Don't waste your time with an MS in engineering. It is a fairly useless degree. They'd give you credit for a year of experience and a couple grand extra. Let the company that hires you to pay for your grad school.
If you want to be a civil servant, you will need to get a co-op position at NASA while you are in college. NASA has very few openings and almost all of them a
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Neethu Shaju
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You can either do BCS, BCA or Engineering in Computer Science followed by an MS degree.
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Neethu Shaju
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You can go for Bachelor's in Science based on your interests if Engineering doesn't delights you. There are many science degree courses available which are as good as Professional Engineering courses and well recognized by IT industries.
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prajawal sunnyI have knowledge about most of the things!
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You should get at least 90%+ and you should have good TOEFL score and all round score.
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