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Vikash Ranjan
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Your 12th percentage is good but for pursuing engineering you have to qualify any entrance like JEE or any CET.
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Vikash Ranjan
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If you are a B.Tech holder or and you have knowledge about this field then you can join faculty for instrumentation faculty.
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Ankur SinghDefence and MBA aspirant.
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First of all, there is no BBA without maths, you have to study maths in atleast one semester. You should not worry about your eligibility, you are eligible to seek admission in BBA. You are advised to not afraid of maths, because in all competitions there is presence of maths. Be cool and don't worry.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Cyber Security Awareness in India is constantly increasing and so is its scope.
Ideally, you should study B.Tech / BCS with specialisation in cyber security and then do Masters in the same field.
Click on the link below to see colleges offering courses in this field:
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Ideally, you should study B.Tech / BCS with specialisation in cyber security and then do Masters in the same field.
Click on the link below to see colleges offering courses in this field:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/networking-hardware-security/colleges/cyber-security-colleges-india#coachMark
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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The lack of interest is mainly due to the focus and concentration. To improve your interests keep an eye on the latest gadgets, which are in the market. So you will try to know about how it is made and working and so you will try to learn the basics which will eventually lead to the invention of these gadgets.
Also, update yourself with the latest technology which will be quite useful for your future.
Try to learn outside of what is given in your book because you will know how's the world depending on science. Develop an interest to know about the latest inventions and discoveries especially on robots as they are the major causes for au
Also, update yourself with the latest technology which will be quite useful for your future.
Try to learn outside of what is given in your book because you will know how's the world depending on science. Develop an interest to know about the latest inventions and discoveries especially on robots as they are the major causes for au
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Mining can be but I doubt about forestry as a career option and payment is limited on this sector. If you are planning to make a career in India better do B.Sc agriculture and apply under Indian Forest Service. For mining, opt Indian School of Mines-Dhanbad.
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Abhijeet Kumar
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It is not necessary that you need to have maths in class 12 in order to pursue BBA in India.
There are some colleges like NMIMS School of Commerce, in which maths is compulsory for admission.
It is because the curriculum there is very exhaustive and requires quantitative and analytical skills.
Whereas some universities like Delhi University and Mumbai University do not require maths as a compulsory subject in class 12 for admission in BBA.
So, it is not necessary that one should have maths in class12 to pursue BBA in India, but it is always advisable to choose maths in class 12 (optional subject for PCB, commerce and humanities students) a
There are some colleges like NMIMS School of Commerce, in which maths is compulsory for admission.
It is because the curriculum there is very exhaustive and requires quantitative and analytical skills.
Whereas some universities like Delhi University and Mumbai University do not require maths as a compulsory subject in class 12 for admission in BBA.
So, it is not necessary that one should have maths in class12 to pursue BBA in India, but it is always advisable to choose maths in class 12 (optional subject for PCB, commerce and humanities students) a
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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You may chose a BBA degree or Bachelors in hotel management and catering technology or Bachelors in tourism studies.
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